Female University Athletes File Lawsuit Against NCAA Over Transgender Policy
Female University Athletes File Lawsuit Against NCAA Over Transgender Policy
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The Supreme Court declined to make a decision in the case involving an Indiana couple who lost custody of their teenage child who identifies as a transgender girl. The parents firmly believe that children should be raised according to their biological sex and not the opposite gender.
On Monday, the Supreme Court refused to rule on whether a gender dysphoric child’s parents should lose custody of the adolescent since the couple felt that children should be raised according to their sex.
The teen’s parents filed an appeal, stating that cases like theirs are likely to reoccur “due to developing conflicts between parents and their children concerning gender identity,” but the court rejected it without providing any commentary.
Multiple college swimmers and volleyball players are suing the NCAA over its transgender policies, according to a lawsuit that was filed on Thursday.
The filed lawsuit claims that the athletes’ rights granted from the Title IX gender equity law were violated after transgender athlete Lia Thomas was allowed to compete in the NCAA 2022 swimming national championship.
Thomas is a biological man who competitively swam for the men’s division up until recently when Thomas made the switch to the women’s division. Thomas went from 19th place in the men’s division to 1st place in the women’s division, winning a Division 1 title.
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