Maine transgender athletes: a new controversy erupts after Trump spit with the government
The Maine High School Athletics was involved in another transport controversy while state lawyers fought against the president Donald Trump Executive command forbids biological males from sports girls and female.
AND The last edition came at the Nordic Nordic ski championship. Soren Stark-Chessa finished third and fourth place in classic class C class C and classic class C, according to the Independent Council for Women’s Sports (ICONS).
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The transgender flag waves. (Alexander Greel/Nurphoto via Getty Images)
The athlete helped Maine Coast Waldorf to third in the women’s competition. Stark-Chessa was one of the best skiers in the country, earning honors for all Western Maine Conferee in Nordic skiing girls during the 2023-24 season, they state Sun-Journal.
Susan Sonntag’s athletic principal, Susan Sonntag, defended the participation of Stark-Chess against high schools in 2023 in a Daily Mail statement. However, Trump’s executive order and his public shower with the MAINE Government Janet Mills put on a national gender policy under the microscope.
Trump threatened to take federal funding from Maine schools if the policy of allowing boys participates in girls’ sports. Mills replied that he would see Trump in court because of the verdict.
The rules of the Association of Director of Maine (MPA) stated that a potential student athlete “must declare his gender identity to his member school if their gender identity differs from the sex of a student assigned at birth.” The rules are stated that the school has “the only authority to determine the award of gender identity for the purpose of athletic registration and participation in the MPA sponsored events”.
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Furthermore, “no medical documentation or official documents for establishing the gender identity of the student will not be sought.”
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Republican State Ambassador Laurel Libby appeared on Outkick’s “Ricky Cobb Show” Earlier this week and called the rules of the state “extreme”.
“It’s a policy that Governor Mills defends against President Trump,” Libby said. “It’s so extreme. It’s extraordinary even among other countries that have similar policies. And this is an extreme position that Mainers does not support.
“Not only does she support this extreme policy, her attitude could cost a state $ 250 million for Maine’s school, and that’s the money we need to provide education for Maine Kids. This is two to hit our country. And it seems to be pretty pretty excavated, and President Trump will have to go through the courts. “
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Libby called politics “incredibly wide” and pointed out the question that the state recently saw through a transgender athlete who won the state title in Allows moths for girls.
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