Chelsea Mitchell, one of the fastest female athletes to ever compete in Connecticut high school sports, is suing her home state for allowing males to compete in female sports.
Transgender activists said it is fair for transgender “women” to compete against biological women and claims otherwise are “overblown.”
USA Today is under fire after altering an op-ed written by a Connecticut girl explaining the disadvantage she and other female athletes face in competing against boys claiming to be transgender girls in track and field, adding an editor’s note to the top apologizing for “hurtful” language used in the piece and altering her words, specifically targeting the word “male.”
Scores of angry leftists blasted USA Today on Twitter Saturday after the paper published an op-ed critical of trans athletes.
Women are leading the charge to put laws in place to protect female athletes from competing against biological male “transgender” competitors.
Republicans will honor three female high school runners fighting policy allowing male-bodied transgeders to compete in women’s sports.
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — The families of three female high school runners filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday seeking to block transgender athletes in Connecticut from participating in girls sports.
