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Alexa Anderson, Senior of the Oregon High School national attention On Saturday, when she refused to share the high jump medal podium with a trans athlete at a state athletics championship meeting.
Viral film material from Anderson and Mitgirl -athlete Reese Eckard resign From the podium, an official gesticulated was also gestured so that they could go aside.
Anderson claims that the official had ordered her and Eckard to get out of photos if they were not on the podium.
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“We stepped out of the podium in protest and, as you see, the official way of us said hey, go there if you do not participate if you do not want to take part,” the Ingraham Angle “claimed on Monday evening during an interview about Fox News’.
“You asked us to remove us from the medal stand, and when you took the photos, we weren’t there at all.”
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The incident is carried out weeks after the high school sports officers were allegedly arranged in California Athletes to take off “Protect Girls Sports” t-shirts at a post-season meeting with a trans-athlete.
Anderson added that Saturday competed against a transgender athlete for the first time, but she previously spoken out against Trans -Inclusion in girls sports and expressed her faith through social media comments.
“This is the first public status that I have recorded in this problem, but I have all the girls who have made positive news, contributions, the contributions, only supported and let them know and let them know that I am in any way behind them,” said Anderson.
Anderson, from the Tigard High School, took third place in the high jump and Eckard of the Sherwood High School, while the Trans Ida B. Wells High School took fifth place.
Reese Eckard and Alexa Anderson, athlete of Oregon Girls’, were not on a medal podium next to a trans opponent. (With the kind permission of America First Policy Institute)
“It is unfair because biological men and biological females compete on such different levels that a biological man takes up space and possibilities of all these hard -working women, the girl in ninth place, which would have in eighth place, and had this panel spot taken away by her and many others,” said Anderson.
The situation of Anderson and Eckard was only one of many cases in which girls had to share competition and medal platform parts with biological men at the state meetings last weekend.
In California, an incident published nationwide with trans-athletes from Hernandez from the Jurupa Valley High School in Hernandez, who won two state titles. president Donald Trump If the state was not waiting to take part in the girl’s girls ‘girls’ girls, and the Ministry of Justice has now given California a deadline of June 9 to revise its political or federal financing cuts.
In Washington, a trans-athlete at the East Valley High School won the 400-meter 2A state title of the girls on Saturday. In response to this, several girls protested at the Tumwater High School, who protested in the center of a controversy in the center of a girl’s basketball player because of the rejection of a trans opponent in winter, and protested on Monday during school lessons with a large Banner sign: that was:
The off -season light athletics meetings of other girls, in whom trans -athletes took place in Maine and Minnesota this weekend.
The America First Policy Institute (AFPI), an impartial research institute, submitted a title IX Discrimination complaint Against Oregon for his laws that enable biological men to compete in girls on May 27th.
The complaint was submitted to the office for civil rights of the US Ministry of Education, which has already started to investigate titles IX against high school in California, Minnesota, Maine and Massachusetts.
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Oregon Girls’ Track Athlete Alexa Anderson. (Fox News)
“Every girl deserves a fair shot – on the field, on the podium and in life,” said Jessica Hart Steinmann, general consultant of AFPI and deputy chairman of the Center for Litigation.
“When state institutions knowingly force young women to compete against biological men, they violate the federal law and send a devastating message to athletes across the country.”
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