SCOTUS narrows ruling on trans athletes, foreshadowing state-by-state battles

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The Supreme Court left in place two state bans on transgender girls competing on girls’ sports teams, a narrow ruling that does not strike down trans protections nationwide or rewrite Title IX, but is expected to be cited to justify further discrimination in many states and schools, potentially fueling ongoing battles and increasing harassment risks for trans youth even as some jurisdictions maintain inclusive policies.
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