Women’s sports advocate slams trans athlete’s girls’ state title participation

The founder of the Athletics XX-XY Jennifer Sey talked on Tuesday about a biological male who will compete for the National Girls Championships in the jump and the track in the further path in California.

Junior from Jurup Valley High School finished first in both events at the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) master of the southern part. The athlete was at the center of a national controversy because the athletic association refused to adhere to the president Donald TrumpExecutive order to ban men from girls and female sports.

This weekend athlete has the opportunity to win a state title.

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“We are all just so tired of that,” Syy said “Fox and friends.” “Two months ago, Gavin News said it was” unfair “for boys to compete in girls’ sports, but did nothing about it. The actions here speak more than words.”

Sey complained that the runner -up finisher, Kaylee Best, had no opportunity to stand at the top of the podium in any event.

“It’s funny. It has a male advantage,” Sey added. “He should not be allowed to compete in girls (sports). And according to the executive order, he is not, but California ignores him.”

Trump on Tuesday threatened to break federal financing in California and include authorities if the CIF allowed an athlete to participate in the national championship. News before talked about transgender participation In maiden sports in March with prominent conservative Charlie Kirk.

“A young man who will soon win the National Jumping Championship in women’s sports in further, that should not happen,” Kirk said. “You, as a governor, should go out and say no. Would you do something like that? Would you say there are no men in women’s sports?”

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“I think it’s a matter of honesty. I completely agree with you. It’s a matter of honesty – that’s deeply unfair,” he told News to Kirk. “I don’t fight the problem of honesty. I completely agree with you.”

Kirk pressed News to condemn the athlete of Jurup Valley High School in question after the athlete won another event at the time. He did not directly deal with the News with a victory, but he said “That’s the problem of honesty.”

“So it’s easy to call the unrighteousness of that,” he said. “There is also humility and grace.

“So, both things I can hold in hand. How can we deal with the type of decency that I think is, you know, inherent in you but not always expressed on that?”

News further explained his position at a press conference on April 2. When asked if there should be a law to ban males to compete in maiden and women’s sports.

“And I’m about to be transparent about this as well as anyone outside, especially in my party, about it, and in the extent to which one can do it in a way that is respected and responsible and I could find some kind of balance, then I am open to that discussion.

“And that is, I think, painted and armed right to be 10 times, 100 times higher than it is, so my focus is on countless other questions in this state. And to the extent that anyone could find that real balance, I would accept those conversations and dignity that we will hope to present itself in that conversation, which means that the conversation is about that conversation.”

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Trump’s administration has already warned the CIF and high school of athletes about the consequences for allowing the situation. Federation came under additional supervision when his officials allegedly forced athletes to Remove the shirts This was the “protection of the girls’ protection” in the southern regions in the May 10th.

Fox News’ Jackson Thompson contributed to this report.

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