Supreme Court sides with transgender athletes in sports disputes.

The Supreme Court has allowed a transgender girl to compete on the girls' cross country and track teams at her middle school in West Virginia while her appeal moved forward. The ruling comes after a 2021 law in West Virginia barred boys from competing on girls' teams in public schools. The law made distinctions based on "biological sex," which it defined as "an individual's physical form as a male or female based solely on the individual's reproductive biology and genetics at birth." The case highlights conflicting conceptions of inclusiveness and fairness in sports and is part of an escalating wave of state legislation limiting the rights of transgender people.
- Supreme Court Rules for Transgender Girl in School Sports Dispute The New York Times
- Supreme Court allows 12-year-old transgender girl to run girls' track in West Virginia Fox News
- Supreme Court denies West Virginia's request to enforce anti-trans sports ban against cross-country and track athlete CNN
- Supreme Court rules West Virginia transgender athletes can compete on female sports teams The Hill
- California leads blue-state attack on 'absurd' West Virginia law banning boys from girls' sports Fox News
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