Case Outs Fake Females Allowed to Compete in Women’s Athletics

Selina Soule of Glastonbury was grieved at her event during the State Open high school boys and girls track and field championships at Veterans Stadium in New Britain recently. She is one of many authentic females impacted by fake females who are allowed to compete despite the fact that their sex is actually male. (Hartford Courant photo)

The Hartford Courant – Three Connecticut high school track and field athletes filed a federal discrimination complaint against a statewide policy on transgender athletes, saying it has cost them top finishes in competitions and possibly college scholarships.

The . . . Alliance Defending Freedom filed the complaint on behalf of the girls Monday with the U.S. Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights. It seeks to reverse a Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference rule allowing athletes to compete in sports corresponding with their gender identity.

The CIAC says its policy follows a state anti-discrimination law requiring students to be treated in school according to the gender with which they identify.

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