Polemics in California grows when Trans -Spartman goes to the State Championship

Biologically a man Trans -Sportman will compete Next week for the Championship for the long jump and triple jump in California.

Trans -Sportman took first place in both events on Saturday California Inter -School Federation (CIF) Master’s Qualifier.

In the triple jump the athlete won with a distance of 40-04.75, and the runner reached only 39-06.00. In the long jump, the Trans-Sportsman’s victory was shorter, reaching 19-03.50 and the second place-19-00,75.

During the jump ceremony in length, the athlete who finished third, did not appear and took the third place next to the athlete. There were no reasons. The second place of the finisher received markedly vocal applause.

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Treis Houtan, a local father of the athlete, who competes in athletics, attended the event on Saturday and had to witness what was becoming a regular site for her and others in society.

“As a female jumper’s father, we watched the last three tracks. Today we watched the incredible athletes lose their ability to go to the states to a biological man. I cannot imagine how destructively will work so hard and then be unjustly deprived of your opportunity to compete in the States. It’s heart.

“The governor of Newsom, our selected California officials and CIF do not give our girls. It’s so easy. They owe competitive athletes in California. They owe them responsible decisions based on science and basic truth. For our family, this experience has strengthened how important your voice is to defend the truth, remembering that bad decisions can be.”

The CIF was in the national dispute in recent weeks when Trans -Sportsman reigned in the sports and field season.

The situation has become so changing that the president Donald Trump The administration has sent a warning to CIF and high school athlete, high school Yurup Valley, the consequences that allow the situation to continue.

The CIF is already under investigation by the US Ministry of Education for depriving Trump’s “maintenance of women from women’s sports”. The Federation came under additional attention when its officials allegedly forced the athletes Remove your shirts This states the “defense of the girls” on the southern section on May 10.

“Obviously, in the CIF and the Yuraup High School, the Federal Civil Rights Law, allowing the athlete to compete in the women’s California track and field (southern division 3 finals) this Saturday, and allegedly paying off the girls who are protested,” told Fox News Digital.

“We will not allow the institutes of the women’s civil rights. The OCR Investigation (CIF Office) is continuing with vigor.”

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The only school district of JURUP (JUSD) responded to the dispute in a previous statement on Digital Fox News.

“Jusd continues to follow both the California law and the CIF policy regarding the school athletics. Both state policy and CIF policies are currently demanding that students participate in sports teams and competitions that correspond to their gender identity, regardless of the gender listed in the student’s records.

The situation should come to the head the next Saturday, when the athlete is looking for a dominant post -season run with a couple of state names.

The event will take place at a memorial stadium of veterans at Buuken High School in Clovis, California, and a match between Trans -Sportsman and athletes who opposed its enemy will be presented.

In the long jump, the athlete will encounter Katie McGigns, who finished second after the athlete in the section final last weekend. This Saturday, McGuiness received an automatic qualification of the State Championship with a distance of 18-05.50.

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“I ran across the runway, and I landed and I watched they measured my trail, and it was 18.9,” Mcgin said in an interview with Fox News ” “America reports”. “And I just remember how I thought I could do anything else. It was everything. And I frankly was very dissuaded and I was older in high school, and the CIF victory was always my goal and I couldn’t compete with a man who was genetically different from me.”

McGuinness has made its overall position on this.

“There are only certain genetic advantages in which biological males have this biological girls,” she said. “Honestly, I just can’t stand it.”

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