American fence makes changes to politics on host sites convenient for LGBTQ

US Directors Council voted in favor of making changes to its current policy that prioritized states With the help of LGBTQ for the hosts for competitions and politics that hindered the anthem at some events.

The decision comes after months of criticism For the punishment of a woman who refused to enclose an enemy who included close attention to federal lawmakers at the congress in early May.

The changes were recognized at the Council of Directors on Saturday.

The official message states that the fences of the United States “adopted an orderly policy that applies the criteria that determine the priorities, security and convenience for each application for national events in all 50 states.” The new policy “ensures that the hostess cities are in line with the strict level of security and economically efficiency.”

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Marygor Taylor Green (R-GA) reporter holds US cards in front of the alleged screenshot from US Fencing Council Demien Leffe on Instagram during the Hearing “Unjust: Rid Men from Women’s Sports”, held in the Department of Government Submission in the United States.

Meanwhile, the new policy of the board will come into force in the 2025 summer citizens and will be revised annually by the tournament committee.

“On the recommendation of the tournament committee, the Council has adopted a single anthem’s policy that regulates all US national events,” the statement said, adding that the new policy “will provide consistent and respectful minimum guidance on flag and anthem for nine annual tournaments.”

Still in December the board conducted voting Play the anthem at the beginning of the tournaments before “all NACS and the national championship”, but it was recognized against 8-2 for one abstinence.

The previous policy of the host that has been announced In November 2022, the advantage of preference for the choice of the cities of the host for national tournaments to the states without laws that “harm members of the LGBTC -community” and claim that they do not “have laws that undermine women’s reproductive health”.

This policy came into force in the 2023 season, in the same year it changed its gender policy. Later he released List of states What it was aimed at “avoiding it is possible”, and the states, that it will not allow the main events.

The states in the list “Don’t Allow” were Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee and Texas.

The states on its “Avoid where possib” List included Alaska, Arizona, Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Kentucky, Nebraska, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Utah, West Virginia, Wyoming, Alabama, Alabama, Alabama, Alabama, Alabama Idaho, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas and West Virginia.

The previous policy became one of the largest critical points of the organization after Fencing Stephanie Turner ignited a global reaction against the organization when she recorded a video about her knees in protest against the opponent during the Merilend competition in late March.

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The footage was viral news that Turner was disqualified by the event and applied a black card for refusing fence.

The controversy was then the subject of the federal hearing on May 7. Department of Government Efficiency (Dozh) “Unjust game: Men’s content from women’s sports” saw Turner testify against US Fencing Chair Demiene Leffe.

Lehfeldt has accepted fierce criticism from republican lawmakers for the transgender inclusion of the organization and policy of choosing the host.

Chairman of the Doge Subcommittee Marthar Taylor Green, R-GA.

“For example, when choosing sites for its national fencing events, the Council’s policy should avoid states whose laws and policies in the field of LGBTC and abortion he opposes. He uses” equality maps “to determine which states are on his competition and which should be preferred,” Green said.

“This ultimately contributes to many blue states and harms many red. Thus, it creates politically defined winners and losing,” but it has nothing to do with the fence.

The American fence has also announced that it is preparing to change its current policy, which allows Trans -sportsmen to compete in the female category back in April.

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“In the event that the US fence is forced to change its current position in accordance with the supervision or federal law, in the new policy of the state, which compete in the US fence tournaments, must compete in accordance with their biological sex,” the statement reads.

The proposed updated policy guarantees that the category of women “will be opened exclusively for female athletes.” The men’s category “will be open to all other athletes who are otherwise entitled to competition.”

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