Trans -Sportsman Meng Trans: A track for girls “Cognition” lights controversy

A track for girls in Maine became the subject of a broad dispute after Trans -Spartman reigned in several events. The incident happened when the state faces Donald Trump Administration.

Trans-identification athlete who competed at the Northern Yarmut Academy in Yarmut, Maine, won 800-meter and 1600-meter events for girls. In October 2023 Fox News Digital report that this athlete was a transgender. Fox News Digital appealed to the Northern Yarmut Academy.

The athlete is engaged in national headlines in Maine, dating this month after he switched to 4th place in the 5K division in the girls category after he had finished 172 among boys before. The athlete again gave up national headlines for competitions in Scandinavian skiing and took a place on the podium at the Maine High School Championship.

Click here to get extra sports lighting on foxnews.com

On Friday, at a meeting with Poland-Nio-Jermouth-Sostast, the athlete won 1600 meters over time 5: 57,27, blowing the second place, which finished with time 6: 16.32. 800 m, trans-athletes cut the nearest first place with a time of 2: 43,31, almost about a second better than second place, over time 2: 44.87.

Local Sports Photographer David Young, owner of Maine, who works in the photo was there to shoot the meeting.

“He blew all the girls in this particular race (1600 m), no one near him, easily won it.” Young said Fox News Digital. “At 800 m, it was a single difference, the girl tried to catch him very much.”

Young added that there were several spectators at the meeting to encourage Trans -Sportsman, but no sound protests.

“There were several people who shouted his name, he is very famous,” Young said.

Young said his photos of the athlete in 2023 went so viral on Facebook, and pushed so much backlash that he eventually filmed these photos from the preferred reaction.

“It was too unpleasant,” Young said.

“Not only did I get it from the people who were for transgenders, and I received it from the people who were anti-transgenders. And I didn’t know what to do, and someone finally said,” Well, if you just delete the photo, the discussion would go. ”

However, Young said he plans to post his latest photos of the athlete on his Facebook page, even after what happened last time.

Many past photos of Athlete Young on social media have become viral on social media after the last athlete’s victory. Residents of Meng, politicians and even national scientists posted the media, including the athlete, and pushed national discussions and the awareness of the meeting, as Maine is facing permanent internal and federal conflict on the issue.

“Today, the biological man won 800 and 1600 in the girls’ division at the Maine’s meeting. Every girl who took 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and further in these races he was pushed aside so that the boy could” win. “

Earlier, Liby made a post on Facebook, which determined another trans-athlete who won the girls’ capture competitions. Liby was revised as a result of the democratic majority of the legislation and is currently involved in the lawsuit on the issue.

California Conservative activist Beth Born has drawn extensive attention to the national attention to this issue, posting the frames of the competition on X.

A women’s athletics activist has a brand XX-XY athletics even turned the frames of competitions into advertising.

One of the athletes of Men, who was supposed to compete with Trans -Spartmen on Scandinavian skiing, previously told Fox News Digital about the feeling of defeat that happened with the loss of the athlete.

Girl Maine who is involved in the battle ‘Trans -Spartman

“The defeat that comes with this at this point is strange,” Carlill said. “I’m in a sense just shocked. I didn’t believe it … I didn’t think it happened to me.”

The US Department of Justice has announced a lawsuit against Maine for further disobedience to Trump’s executive order to avoid biological men from girls and women’s sports and allegedly violations of the IX name. Attorney General Dre He announced a lawsuit against a press conference on April 16.

Bondi said she was looking for a ban and returned to the title of girls who “rightfully” won the competitions in which the trances participated.

The Ministry of Justice accused the state of “openly and well -known federal law on combating discrimination, fulfilling a policy that requires girls to compete with boys in sports, designed solely for girls,” the Fox News complaint said.

Meanwhile, Governor Janet Mills, Maine’s Education Department and the Men Directors Association support the continuation of the transit of girls across the state, citing human rights law as a precedent for determining gender suitability.

“I am glad to go to court and judge the questions that arise in the complaint in this court,” Mills told reporters in April.

Click here to get the Fox News app

A the survey by The American Coalition of Parents found that 600 registered voters, 63%, said that participation in school sports should be based on the biological sex, and 66% agreed that “just to fairly limit the sport of women’s sports women.”

The poll also showed that 60% of residents would support the voting measure that limits participation in Sports Women and Girls Biological women. These included 64% of independent and 66% of parents with children under the age of 18.

Follow Digital Fox News sports lighting on xand sign up for Fox News Sports Huddle Sports Bulletin.