Civil rights The complaint was filed The Office for Civic Rights of the Ministry of Education of the US Ministry of Education on behalf of a teenage girl in Washington, who was allegedly punished for refusing to play a basketball match against trans athletes.
The appeal claimed that the Tumwater School District in Washington He is currently investigating 15-year-old Frances Staudt for the “misconception” of an opponent and a violation of the district policies against harassment and harassment on February 7th.
According to the document, before the game, Staudt asked the school principal and athletic principal if the player was a biological male. Administrators then allegedly confirmed that they had been informed that the player was transgender, but refused her petitions to remove the player.
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Staudt was removed from the game. Then, according to the document, an employee of TSD allegedly faced Staudt’s younger brother for recording a video game, saying: “It better to think twice about what you are doing right now.”
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Staudt appeared on the YouTube series “[un]Divided by brandie pears“With his mother to discuss the situation this week, where everyone has repeated many of the same allegations involved in the appeal.
“I had threats. I had people who told me to go to hell. I had people who say,” Good luck, after this I have any future “and saying,” I know all the people who are reporting about your account are happy to see Your fall and know that it will be a really difficult time for you in your future because of your decision to post it, “Staudt said in the show.
Just a few days later, a trans -sports trained appeared in the incident, identified as Andi Roks, On the same show In addition to the father of the athlete.
Rooks would sit down if Staudt’s concerns were known.
“I never had a problem until this game, and my goal was never annoying, and I didn’t even realize that Frances had a problem until I shouted in the game,” Rooks said. “If she had talked to me before the game, I would sit down. My last thing I want to do is make anyone unpleasant.”
Roks added that an athlete would sit any future game if opponents are not uncomfortable faced with a trans -a -carrier.
“If any other person or player I play is,” I don’t feel comfortable with that, “I don’t mind sitting,” Rooks said.
Roks also admitted that biological males have a biological advantage over women and that the athlete does not believe that transcers should compete against women at the Olympic Games.
Roocs ‘father, Donnie Brooks, defended his child in a situation, claiming that Andi had never played basketball for boys and had ever played girls’ sports. Donnie Brooks said he voted for President Donald Trump, who recently signed an executive order, preventing transcending athletes from competing in women’s sports.
However, Washington is one of the many Democrats countries, including California, Minnesota, Massachusetts and Maine, which withdrew on Trump’s command.
Washington’s high school athletes are currently allowed to compete based on their gender identity, not their biological sex. Wiaa policy says that every athlete will participate in programs “in accordance with their gender identity or gender that is consistently pronounced” and there are no medical or legal requirements. Accounts have been introduced to ban transgender girls to participate in maiden and women’s sports but have not been adopted.
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However, the question became so worrying that in December, Wiaa announced a proposal to create a separate open division in which transgender athletes compete.
“In order to maintain honest and fair competition, participation in sports and maiden divisions of sports is limited to students who were born a woman was awarded. The purpose of this policy is to offer clarity in relation to the participation of the trans -a gender -svers of students.
This proposal followed a few weeks after the school board in the central valley, which oversees schools in the Spocan Valley and Liberty Lake, WashingtonHe voted to send messages to the Washington (Wiaa) intercolastic activity association because of the question after a long debate at a meeting of the School Board.
The resolution, entitled “Supporting Capital and Safety in Women’s Sports,” claims that the entire committee consisted of female members who either competed in athletics or are daughters who competed in athletics.
One of the women, an unidentified current runner, shared her experience during that hearing.
“When I was running in Greenacres High School, a boy who was a biological male but identified as a female person competed on a girl for girls,” she said. “Although I respect everyone’s right to participate in sports, the situation made me question the honesty of competition in someone who had a physical advantage associated with male biology.”
In May, Trans athlete competed in the girls championship and won.
Veronica Garcia, who was previously known as Devina Brown and Donovan Brown, won at a 400 m heat race in a girl for girls with a time of 55.59 seconds. The second -ranked runner finished 58.83 seconds. In the finals, Garcia won with a time of 55.75 seconds, a full second in front of the second place runner, which finished with 56.75.
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