Supreme Court Allows Transgender Girl to Compete on Girls' Track Team
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The US Supreme Court rejected West Virginia's emergency request to ban a transgender girl from competing on the girls' track team. The state had argued that allowing the girl to compete would be unfair to cisgender athletes. The decision upholds a lower court ruling that found the state's ban on transgender athletes to be discriminatory.
- Supreme Court Rejects West Virginia's Emergency Request to Ban Transgender Girl From Girls' Track Team The Wall Street Journal
- Supreme Court declines to enforce West Virginia ban on transgender athletes CBS News
- State leaders react to high court's decision regarding W.Va. transgender sports ban WCHS
- Supreme Court rejects West Virginia effort to ban trans students from girls' sports NBC News
- US Supreme Court lets trans girl stay on track team Bangkok Post
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