Ca Christian Girls’ team forced to face a trans athlete in the playoffs of a basketball match
As California still defying The recent executive order of President Donald Trump forbidding to transcenders to compete in maiden sports, the residents of the state will see that the consequences of this week are played on the basketball court.
The upcoming basketball game at high school will present an open transgender athlete playing for San Francisco Waldorf against Cornestone Christian on Saturday. The same Trans athlete played for Waldorf’s volleyball for girls last fall, making Stone Ridge Christian lose the play on November 16th.
However, Cornestone Christian currently intends to play his upcoming game against trans athletes.
“As long as parents are on board playing game, we will support the girls hard work this season and play the game,” Cornerstoone Christian Athletic director Madison Alexander for Fox News Digital.
The team came to this decision after the meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
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California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) is currently under investigation by the Trump Ministry of Education (DOE) and the Office of Civic Rights (OCR) due to defiance of the following president’s executive order, as it continues to install schools to allow transcends to compete as women as women.
Deputy General Advisor Doe, Candice Jackson, told Fox News Digital that the department would monitor the state basketball playoffs for girls while conducting an investigation.
“The CIF sets the parameters under which schools compete in the playoffs, and they have responsibility as recipients of federal funds in accordance with the title IX. OCR -OCRI investigation of the CIF -it continues because it seems that Cif’s neglected for the title IX continues” , Jackson said.
The CIF did not respond to the request for comment on the situation that includes the upcoming playoffs. The CIF has previously told Fox News Digital that he will continue to follow the state legislation of the transcending athletes who have been in force since 2014.
“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 the students, regardless of the gender listed in student records, “the statement said.
Law called AB 1266 It has been in force since 2014 and gives students of California at a scholastic and collegial level the right to “participate in school programs and segregated gender segregated activities, including athletic teams and competitions, and use facilities in accordance with its native identity, regardless of gender listed in students’ records. “
Many residents of California protested and threatened to complain against the state because of his refusal to respect Trump’s command.
Friday, California MPs introduced three accounts In the state legislative authority, she aimed to combat the transition involvement. One account, which introduced AssemPon Bill Esseylifocused especially on sports. His account would require students to use all school content to play only in sports teams based on their biological sex, not gender identity, revealing the AB 1266.
“We know that the state of California will do whatever it can resist and avoid respect for the Federal Law, so our role is to try to force changes at the state and local level,” Esseyli said at a press conference outside the state capitol of buildings in Sacrament on Friday.
Member of the California State Assembly Kate Sanchez announced earlier on January 7th to introduce her own account Forbid trans athletes From competitions in maiden and women’s sports.
California enabling a trans -athlete to compete with girls and women in the country resulted in more controversy only last year, as one lawsuit has already been filed against the California Attorney General, Roma Bont.
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Parents at Martin Luther King High School in Riverside, California, expanded their lawsuit on Bont after a runner for girls lost a place for athletes, and then school administrators allegedly compared the girls of “Save Girls Sport” to swastika.
San Diego has recently been pushed by high school local controversy Because of a transgender student who uses a dressing room for girls. San Elijo High School made a statement to Fox News Digital, attributing to his transgender student to approach the girl’s locker room in the obligation to follow the State Law.
San Francisco Waldorf found himself in national controversy over the topic after the volleyball playoffs in November when Stone Ridge took away. Former NCAA swimmer and superior Riley Gaines then honored Stone Ridge Christian because of the decision that he seized a ceremony in their high school in early December.
Trump’s executive command promises to reduce the federal funding of any institution that allows for transcends to compete against girls and women. According to American factsCalifornia public schools receive about 16.8 billion dollars a year, which is 13.9% or one on every seven dollars of public schools, which is significantly above the national average.
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