California trans athlete battle: track meet gets political, schools speak out

Meeting for girls in California turned into a political rally on Saturday in the middle of a Growing controversy Through athletes who dominated the girls with high jump, long jump and triple jump this season.

The rally followed less than two days after three of the state -valued Christian high school sent a letter California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) causing its long -standing policy that allows biological males in girls’ sports.

The Catholic High School of Jserra, Orange Lutheran High School and Crean Lutraran High School sent a joint letter to the CIF on Thursday, referring to the Trans athlete who competed on Saturday’s state semi -final overflow.

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“For young women, the CIF’s gender-identity policy means lost opportunities and a non-arrest playground. The consequences of this policy will be felt this weekend, as CIF’s national semi-final competitions for trails and field events will take place. Old athletes, some of whom attend our schools, will soon compete in more trails that have identified themselves as women’s athletes” Letter read.

“Cif’s gender-identity policy also stimulates an environment that is more and more hostile mood for religious members. The expectation of CIF that all schools based on religion facilitates the gender identity policy of CIF puts religious schools in the unsustainable position of adherence to their religion in its classrooms and communities, but practicing something that is in accordance with their athletic atlet atlets.

The letter suggested that some of the athletes competing for three Christian schools felt that they did not compete against the Trans athletes in Saturday’s semi -final preliminary players.

And then before a meeting at the Yorba Linda High School, athlete, parents and school officers spoke at a press conference organized by the Director of the Information of the California Council for the Sophia Lorey family.

“No matter how hard they train, how many hours we invest, the reality will always set men and women different,” said Olivia Viola of Crean Lutheran. “For me, this does not seem fair. Cif does nothing to protect us athletes.”

The CIF is currently investigating the US Ministry of Education for enabling transcenders to compete in girls’ sports and potential titles IX.

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California was one of the first countries to defy the executive order of President Donald Trump “to serve men from the female sport” after signed on February 5.

“CIF provides students the possibility of belonging, connecting and competitions in the experiences based on education in accordance with the California Law by [Education Code section 221.5. (f)] Which allows students to participate in school programs and activities, including athletic teams and competitions, in accordance with the gender identity of students, regardless of the gender listed in student records, “CIF said earlier in a Fox News Digital statement.

California Governor Gavin News said during an episode of his subcasta to believe that Trans athletes who compete with the girls “deeply dishonest”. But the governor continued to justify policies that allow him to empathize for the Trans Community.

The state has seen more controversy over the last year in connection with this problem, and many other residents and even some schools are occupied against state officials who carry out policies for involvement.

Redlands Unified School Board in San Bernardin voted at the end of April to adopt a new policy that would hold a transgender athlete outside the sport of girls.

AND Two -sided survey The California Institute of Public Politics has found that most of the inhabitants of California are opposed to biological men’s transcends competing in women’s sports.

This figure included more than 70% of State parents at school.

“Most California supports the need for transgender athletes to compete in teams corresponding to the gender assigned to them at birth,” the survey said.

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“A solid majority of adults (65%) and probably voters (64%) support that transgender athletes compete in the teams that are awarded to them at birth, not the gender they identify with. Excessive majority of parents in public schools (71%) support such a request.”

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