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California girls, their families and other activists will advance to the office Inter-California Federation (CIF) protested Friday against the state’s law that allows biology male transgender athletes to participate in women’s sports.
The protests were organized by the California Family Council, which announced the rally in a press release Thursday. Several female athletes will speak at the event’s press conference, including Taylor StarlingKaitlyn Slavin and Celeste Duyst.
Starling and Slavin filed a lawsuit against their district Riverside Unified school district after a trans athlete occupied Starling’s college cross country last fall, accusing school administrators of comparing their “Save Women’s Sports” T-shirts with Swastikas.
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California high school athlete Taylor Starling (Contributed by Taylor Starling)
Duyst spoke at the Lucia Mar Unified School District Board Meeting in April, where she cried, while narrating the need to share a locker room with trans athletes before track and field practice.
“It’s about justice,” said Sophia Lorey, director of outreach at the California Family Council, in a press release. “The girls in California are occupied by policies that ignore biological reality. CIF must answer for this.”
The rally will be weeks after the shock of a trans athlete in the state at the CIF track and field championship, where AB Hernandez, a trans student at Jurupa Valley High School, ranked first in high jumps and triple jumps.
president Donald Trump A message was sent to the state in the week before the event warning of potential federal funding cuts if trans athletes are allowed to participate in the women’s championships.
CIF has revised its rules to allow girls who are lagging behind in trans athletes to upgrade to positions that could have been done, but still allows Hernandez to compete. The girl behind Hernandez in the championship game had to share the same podium with trans athletes at the medal ceremony.
Trump then vowed to impose a “massive fine” on California in California because it allowed a biological male trans athlete to win multiple women’s state championships on June 3.
“Although I don’t want to warn them. Trump wrote about the truth social.
The Justice Department announced an investigation into potential headline violations in California to allow transgender athletes in the women’s sports in late May. The state has been investigated by the Ministry of Education since February.
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California Attorney General Rob Bonta issued a statement to Fox News Digital Digital, addressing a letter to the U.S. Department of Justice asking for a June 9 deadline to amend its policies to allow transgender athletes from girls’ sports.
“We are very concerned about the ongoing threats from the Trump administration to California schools and continue to be committed to defending and defending California Law and all other laws that ensure students’ rights, including trans students, are protected from discrimination and harassment. We are reviewing the letter and closely monitor the Trump administration’s actions in this area. ” said the statement.
one Bipartisan investigation The California Public Policy Institute found that most residents in California oppose biomale trans athletes participating in women’s sports.
This figure includes more than 70% School parents in the state.
“Most Californians require trans athletes to play teams that match the gender they allocate,” the poll said.
“The majority of adults (65%) and possible voters (64%) support, requiring trans athletes to compete for teams that match the gender they were assigned at birth, rather than the gender they identified with. The vast majority of parents in public schools (71%) support such a requirement.”
Newsom said trans athletes participating in women’s sports were “very unfair” during the podcast in March.
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