A group of athletes will witness the total affected by the inclusion of transgender people in A. Legal battle Between NCAA and Texas Tuesday.
After NCAA changed its own gender policy to prevent Biological males From competition in women's sport to compliance with President Donald Trump's order on February 5, which deals with this issue, many pro -women activists spoke with fears that the new policy is not going far enough to remove transit athletes.
In late February, the Texas Pakiston Prosecutor filed a lawsuit against NCAA for its recent revised policy, calling on the ruling body to start examining the compulsory sex.
The first hearing of the lawsuit is on Tuesday and will include a certificate from the former volleyball player in San Jose in San Jose Brook Sloor Her mother, Kim Sloser, former North Carolina State University Kylie Alons and former swimmer at Kentucky Kaitlin Wheeler University.
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These athletes are already participating in another lawsuit, led (Icons)Against NCAA for the previous sex policy that allowed converting athletes to compete as women, referring to their own experiences with transient inclusion.
Slusser is the latest group that enters the battle against the inclusion of transportation in women's sports after joining the Gaines suit in September regarding her experience with her teammate team, Blair Fleming. Slusser claimed that Sjsu did not reveal sex with Fleng as they participated in the areas of change and sleep.
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Alons, the hero of each of the Americans throughout the United States, shared the guardian of Thomas, Wiloner and Wiloner, in a treasury room and a pool with a former Pennsylvania University of Leah Thomas at the NCAA 2022 championship.
Now, the three athletes will look forward to sharing their experiences in court as they try to bring mandatory sexes between NCAA and prevent future women from women from similar experiences.
Buckston's suit reflected many complaints by critics that the current policy is very lenient and could allow converted athletes to compete in women's sports with a modified birth certificate.
The Texas Packstone Prosecutor speaks at a press conference in Dallas on June 22, 2017. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez, File)
In the United States, 44 states allow for birth certificates to change the gender of a person's birth. The only states that do not allow this are Florida, Texas, Kondas, Kalkhoma, Tennessee and Montana. There are 14 states that allow the birth certificate to be changed on the birth certificate without any required medical documents, including California, New York, Massachusetts and Michigan.
“In practice, NCAA's lack of sex examination (and will continue to allow) biological men to participate hidden in the categories of” women “sports, says the lawsuit. In addition, Paxton argues that NCAA allows “a great opportunity for biological men to change their birth records and participate in women's sports.”
Buckston filed a lawsuit against NCAA in December over its previous policy. In that lawsuit, Paxon NCAA was accused of “engaging in wrong, misleading and misleading practices by marketing sporting events as contests” for women only to provide consumers with mixed sexual competitions where biological males compete against biological females. “
“NCAA intentionally means the safety and welfare of women by changing the inducers' competitions to mixed competitions,” Buckston said in a statement. “When people watch a ladies ball game, for example, they expect women who play against other women, and not biological males who pretend to be something they are not.” The “radical” gender theory has no place in university sport. “
NCAA It made a statement of Fox News Digital handling criticism and insisting on not accepting modified birth certificates.
“The policy is clear that there are no exemptions available, and the athletes appointed at birth may not compete for a women's team with modified birth certificates or other forms of identity,” the statement said. “Male practice players have been the primary element in college sports for decades, especially in women's basketball, and the association will continue to calculate this in politics.”
These details are not determined on the official NCAA Policy pageAnd it does not refer to a specific certificate to the birth certificate, identity modifications or female scholarships that go to the transit athletes.
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