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School district defends decision to punish parents for wearing pink ‘XX’ wristbands

  • A school district is defending its decision to punish parents for wearing pink wristbands marked 'XX' during a soccer game featuring a transgender player.
  • Officials viewed the wristbands as intimidation or harassment, leading to the banning of parents Kyle Fellers and Anthony Foote from school grounds.
  • The parents testified they did not intend to harass the transgender player but aimed to support reserving girls’ sports for those born female.
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