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Idaho Politicians, Conservative Groups Argue for Transgender Athletics Ban
This story was originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org. BOISE, ID – With a United States Supreme Court hearing expected later this fall, Idaho politicians and conservative groups are rallying behind the state’s transgender athletics ban. They have filed briefs urging the nation’s highest court to uphold Idaho’s 2020 law, which forbids transgender athletes from competing in women’s and girls’ sports. Idaho was the first state to pass a transgender a…
Idaho politicians, conservative groups argue for transgender athletics ban
With a United States Supreme Court hearing expected later this fall, Idaho politicians and conservative groups are rallying behind the state’s transgender athletics ban. They have filed briefs urging the nation’s highest court to uphold Idaho’s 2020 law, which forbids transgender athletes from competing in women’s and girls’ sports. Idaho was the first state to pass a transgender athletics ban, and since then, 26 other states have followed suit.…
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