The President of the School Council is in favor of refusing Newsom to apply title ix

A County Kern The California Education Council on Tuesday became the last Blue State Education Council that adopted a local resolution to avoid biological males from sports girls, while its state law does the opposite.

The state was a heated dispute with the participation of Trans -Sportsmen who compete in women’s high school and at the College of Sports last year, and the president’s president Donald Trump The administration for refusing its mandate to fulfill the name IX.

President of the County Council Council Mary Little told Fox News Digital, its unanimous resolution 6-0 was in response to “illegal” disobeying the NEWSOM Federal Law.

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“We talked about it and excluded, especially since the problem arose as the Governor of Newsom responded to the federal law,” Little said. “It does not adhere to the initial intention of the IX title … Therefore, these laws must pass the laws of Trump California, and we must obey before we follow the illegal law of California.”

Little said that her school council did not receive any deviation from the state government regarding the new resolution.

The guardian on Education County Laurie Tsisneros initially proposed a resolution to the Council. Cisneros was a 28 -year teacher and works as an independent teacher who provides his services to the authorized schools.

“I believe that we need to do my duty to defend the girls in sports and I am looking for their safety and justice,” said Cisneros Fox News Digital. “I am not satisfied with the governor. He does not comply with the federal law … and he intentionally pushes to go against what title Ix is coming.

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“I see that it affects families with athletes who are disappointed with the fact that they need to compete with a biological man. And they are disappointed because biological men are naturally stronger, bigger and just different from how girls developed.”

The US Department of Justice has launched a lawsuit against the California Education Department (CDE) and California, the Media Federation (CIF) for its policy that continues to allow men to compete in sports girls across the state.

“(Newsom) costs a lot of money by taxpayers, unlawfully pulling the law,” Little said.

Kern said that if she could send a message directly to Newsom, she will say, “Follow the federal law and headline.”

Fox News Digital appealed to the Newsom office.

US Education Minister Linda McMahon has praised Kern resolution on the X on Thursday.

“The California Council for Education of the County County made a bold decision to abandon his ill -advised governor and take a position for women and girls. I welcome the board members and hope that other counties follow the example and defend women’s sports,” McMahon wrote.

In several Californian schools and families, incidents related to men who compete in sports girls only last academic year have suffered. One of the incidents, which in particular quicked, was a situation at Martin Luther King’s high school in Riverside, California, where in the fall, Transgender Student took a place for the athlete in the team of running countries.

The athlete who lost the place, Taylor Starling, then took a lawsuit against the Unified Riverside School District.

“In my opinion, it was annoying,” Little said. “He’s a biological man. He’s not a woman. He runs against girls, and it’s fair.”

The little one said she believed that parents have a “constitutional right” to prevent daughters to compete against men in sports girls and suggested that the location of trance -athletes in sports and girls are “discriminatory practice”.

“This is just the basic constitutional right for parents to have children in sports, without their students to be discriminatory,” Little said. “Men are men and women are women.

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“There are biological differences. A person is able to make more, faster and stronger.”

Little said eight speakers attended a meeting on Tuesday to oppose the resolution and support of Trans -Exclusion in sports girls. Little said that these speakers claimed that the resolution was “unfair”.

“This is their opinion. I welcome everyone’s opinion and I want to listen to it and make sure I understand it,” Little said. “And if we disagree, we disagree.”

Little also calls on other school councils to adopt their own resolutions on the implementation of the IX headlines.

“Absolutely why not?” She answered the question whether she urged other school councils in California to watch over her. “Take a stand and protect students, especially girls in sports and other vulnerable areas such as locker rooms.”

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Earlier, Newsom stated that CDE and CIFs comply with the laws adopted in 2013, but repeatedly stated that it believed that men who compete in sports girls are “unfair”.

“I fought the issue of justice when it was about sports,” NEWSOM said in response to a lawsuit at the July event. “And we tried to find out a couple of years ago and we were unsuccessful. And we fought it.

“And my position is that I don’t think it’s fair, but I also think it humiliates people with people and humiliate the trans -community. And I don’t like how the right wing tells about the trance. These people just want to survive.”

A a two -party examination The California State Policy Institute has found that most California residents oppose biological trances that are fighting in women’s sports.

This figure included over 70% The parents of the state at school.

“Most Californians support, which requires transgender athletes to compete in the team that corresponds to the gender they were appointed at birth,” the poll reads.

“Solid majority adults (65%) and probably support voters (64%) that require transgender athletes to compete on the gender that they are appointed at birth rather than the gender with which they identify. The vast majority of parents of public schools (71%) support this requirement.”

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