Psychiatrist for Mental Health of Trans reminds of the NCAA Committee after ORG is in line with Trump’s order
Dr. Jack Turban, Director of Gender Psychiatry Program at the University of California, San Francisco, who specializes in the mental health of transgender young people, has resigned on NCAA Committee On Friday after the organization adhered to the executive order of President Donald Trump.
Trump signed an executive command For the protection of female sports. The order forbade biological males to compete in female and girls in sports. He gave the powers of the Federal Government to punish the subjects funded by federally “deprives of women and girls of athletic capabilities of faith.”
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President Donald Trump signs an executive command for banning transgender athletes to compete in sports events of women or girls, in the eastern room of the White House, on Wednesday, February 5, 2025. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
In response, NCAA has changed its trans-aglusion policy to fully banish transgender athletes from female sports. The turban wrote a letter to the President of NCAA Charlie Baker, announcing the resignation from the NCAA Committee on Competitive Protective Measures and Medical Aspects of Sports (CSMA).
“Unfortunately, your recent decision to issue a prohibition of a transmission participation in women’s sports are not aligned with a medical or scientific consensus,” Turban’s letter writes. “I cannot participate in this type of politicization of science and medicine at the expense of some of our most vulnerable student athletes.
“I am immensely grateful for my time with CSMA and I was impressed with the academic and medical strictness that the Committee brings to ensuring a competitive honesty and safety of student athletes.
Trump advertises an executive command by holding biological males from female sports
President Donald Trump speaks in the eastern room of the White House, Wednesday, February 5, 2025. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
“However, it is clear that your decision was based on politics, not science, because he did not advise membership in CSMA before the decision.”
Ncaa announced the change The day after Trump signed an executive command.
“The NCAA is an organization made up of 1,100 colleges and universities in all 50 countries collectively enrolling in more than 530,000 student athletes,” Baker said in a statement. “We firmly believe that the clear, consistent and uniform standards of fulfillment of the conditions best served today’s students, instead of a patch of conflicting state laws and court decisions. In this goal, the command of President Trump provides a clear, national standard.
“Updated policy in combination with these resources follows in the constitutional commitment of the NCAA to provide intercolegic athletic competition and protection, support and improve the mental and physical health of students-athletes,” Baker said. “This national standard brings over the necessary clarity as we modernize sports sports for today’s student athletes.”
Trump’s executive command banned with biological males to compete in women and girls sports. (Scott Taettsch/NCAA Photos via Getty Images)
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The turban added in the post on Instagram: “I am sad to see that #ncaa politicizes science and medicine at the expense of some of our most vulnerable student athletes.”
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