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Casidid Carlill According to her, she was in the seventh grade when she had to change in the same locker room as the transgender student.
During the gym in high school, Press -Oil in northern Maine six years ago, she said she entered strap Find a biological man who would change with her and other girls. She claims that the administrators said that when she tried to avoid changing her student, she risks being late for classes.
“It really was my first experience in just knowing that something wasn’t fine but not knowing what to do with it,” Carlill Fox News Digital said in an exclusive interview. Fox News Digital addressed the Preseque high school for comments.
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Gender identity was first included in the Human Rights Law as part of the definition of sexual orientation in 2005. In 2021, the law was amended to add a gender identity as its own protective class, joining other defense classes such as sex, sexual orientation, disability, race, color and religion. The law specifically states that the abandonment of equal opportunities in sports programs is discrimination in the field of education.
The transgender student was only in the locker room for about a week, according to Carlille, before mysteriously disappeared. But the memory of this experience was stuck with her.
Student High School Maine Casidi Carlill on Ski (Kindly Casid Carlill)
The memory was particularly stuck with her in the younger year of high school when she learned that she would compete with Trans -sportsmen in the state team in Scandinavian skiing.
It was an athlete she was familiar with. In previous years, she had already lost Trans-athletes in interstate competitions.
When her father told her that she would have to face the athlete again, Carlill did not believe that it was happening.
“I liked, ‘Oh, that’s just what I hear in the news. It won’t happen to me, ”Cassidi reminded.
High School Student Maine Casidi Carlill works in a track event (Kindly Casid Carlill)
But it happened to her.
“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.”
As a child, Carlill gave up her hockey team because she felt that he could “keep up” with the boys. Then, even after the sports, which is engaged in girls, she could not avoid the physical shortage that came with biological men.
Apart from anxious situation, Carlill felt he couldn’t talk about it.
“I was silent for a while,” Carlill said. “It is very difficult to say that you do not have a platform to do it. … reaction is a huge thing. I am a high school student. No high school student wants to be damaged and shouting that people.
What she could do was vote in the November election. As a voter for the first time, she put a newsletter with the problem of trans-athletes in sports girls to the fore.
A National Survey Output The Committee on Legislative Actions on Legislative Actions on the Legislative Actions of Women in America showed that 70% of moderate voters saw the question of “confrontation between Donald Trump to transgender boys and men who are engaged in girls and women.
And 6% stated that this is the most important issue of all, and 44% said it was “very important”.
If republican state rep. Laurel is library Earlier this year, he opposed another Trans Sportsman, who won the Girls Pole Sult competition in February, Carlill suddenly got the opportunity to influence this question.
Trump administrator responds to Maine’s reluctance to ban Trans -sportsmen from the girls of sports
A post on social media lib, which determines the trans -sportsman, included the entire state in the current cultural war. It became zero for the national battle on the issue that the Trump administration against several states controlled by the Democrats began after Maine after Trump signed an order to resolve the issue on February 5.
Suddenly, thousands of people in Maine opposed the laws of the state that allows the trance to be included in sports and girls’ locations, and all with the support of the president.
So Carlill joined.
On February 27, Carlille made a trip to the White House with several other acting and former athletes affected by Trans -Exclusion, including Peyton McNab and Celine Sul. There they met with the Prosecutor General Bondi and a number of other general lawyers and shared their stories.
Carlill couldn’t help not notice the absence in the white house that day
“None of our AGS was from our state,” Carlill said.
So, when Carlille returned to her state, she took things into her hands.
Last weekend, she made a speech to Men’s Capitol, speaking to hundreds of other residents to protest against Governor Janet Mills for her further inclusion of Trans -sports girls.
It was the second protest against Mills outside the Capitol one month after the Mills March 1 march.
The Trump administration takes aggressive measures to force the state to follow the wishes of Carlila and other residents who want women to be protected from the trance.
March 17 Office of Civil Rights in Health and Human Services (OCR) announced that if found Maine Education Department, Maine Directors Association and High School In violation of the IX title for further inclusion of Trans -excluding sports for girls.
A report in the department said that Maine had 10 days to remedy his policy through a signed agreement or risks to the US Department of Justice for relevant actions.
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Trump has already demonstrated readiness to reduce federal financing to fulfill this policy. Last week he stopped $ 175 million University’s financing and temporarily stopped financing to Maine’s University system last week until the review found that the system was In complete compliance With Trump’s orders.
The deadline for the rest of the man for a week goes through the week.
“I very much hope that Maine corresponds to the fact that our schools need federal funding and we cannot risk losing it,” Carlill said. “It really really will prevent our state to lose this federal funding. So, I hope our government will be able to collect it together.”
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