Transgender Student Reacts to Supreme Court Ruling on Girls' Sports Teams

Transgender student reacts to Supreme Court ruling on girls' sports teams

Parker Tirrell has been playing soccer since she was four years old. After a Supreme Court ruling on Tuesday, she and other transgender girls in New Hampshire may not be able to play the sport in school.

Arizona moves forward with HCR 2003 as Supreme Court upholds state bans on transgender athletes

Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen, who helped champion the Legislature’s involvement in the case, called the decision “a win for common sense and, more importantly, a win for girls."

U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Laws Protecting Women’s and Girls’ Sports

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Vermonters react to SCOTUS support for state transgender sports bans

Rep. Becca Balint YouTube video By Guy Page Vermonters have responded with strong opinion about the June 30 US Supreme Court decision to allow states to ban transgender-identifying biological boys to play in girls’ sports. Vermont has no such ban and is highly unlikely, in the current political and legal environment, to enact one. However, the SCOTUS decision could lay a foundation for a nationwide constitutional ban on biological boys playing i…

Mom Neglects to Mention a Chilling Detail in Glowing Article About Her Trans Child, Who was at the Center of Landmark Supreme Court Case Involving Boys in Girls’ Sports * The Gateway Pundit * by Cullen Linebarger

The mother of a boy at the center of a landmark Supreme Court Decision is being blasted for an article she wrote that neglected to mention a shocking detail…

SCOTUS Decision Opens Door for More State Bans of Men in Women’s Sports

The Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld state laws requiring athletes to participate on sports teams according to their biological sex, arguing that these laws violate neither the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause nor Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972.  In its opinion, The Court holds that neither Title IX nor the Equal Protection Clause require West Virginia or Idaho to allow men who identify as women to participate in women’s athletics, a ruling which signals legal approval to the other state that have already enacted similar laws.