As California continues to challenge the recent executive order of President Donald Trump that prohibits Trans athletes in the sports of girls, state residents will see the ramifications of that decision on a basketball court this week.
An upcoming women’s basketball playoff game will have an openly transgender athlete that plays for San Francisco Waldorf against Cornerstone Christian on Saturday. The same Athlete Trans played for the Waldorf female volleyball team the past autumn, which led Stone Ridge Christian to lose a playoff match on November 16.
However, Cornerstone Christian currently intends to play his next game against the Trans athlete.
“While parents are on board playing, we will support the hard work of the girls this season and we will play the game,” said Cornerstone Director Christian Athletic Madison Alexander a Pak Gazette Digital.
The team made this decision after a meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
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The California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) is currently under investigation by the Trump Department of Education (DOE) and the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) for its challenge by following the president’s executive order, since it continues to instruct the schools that Allow Trans athletes as women.
The Doe general lawyer, Candice Jackson, told Pak Gazette Digital that the department will monitor the female basketball playoffs of the state as her investigation does.
“CIF establishes the parameters under which the schools compete in these playoffs, and have the responsibility of beneficiaries of federal funds to meet Title IX. OCR research on CIF continues, since it seems that CIF’s contempt for the title for the title IX continues, “said Jackson.
The CIF has not responded to a request for comments on the situation involved in the next playoff game. The CIF previously said to Pak Gazette Digital that it will continue to follow state legislation on the issue of trans athletes that have been in force since 2014.
“The CIF provides students with the opportunity to belong, connect and compete in educational experiences in accordance with the California Law. [Education Code section 221.5. (f)] that allows students to participate in school programs and activities, including sports teams and contests, according to the student’s gender identity, regardless of the gender that appears in the student’s records, “says the statement.
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A law called AB 1266 It has been in force since 2014 and offers California students at the Scholastic level and collegiate the right to “participate in schools and activities segregated by sex, including sports equipment and competitions, and use facilities consistent with their gender identity, regardless of gender listed in the student’s records. “
Many California residents have protested and threatened demands against the State for their refusal to comply with Trump’s order.
On Friday, California legislators introduced three bills in the state legislature with the aim of combating trans inclusion. A bill, which was presented by Assemblymember Bill essaylifocused specifically on sports. Their bill would require students to use all school facilities to play only in sports teams based on their biological sex and not in their gender identity, reversing AB 1266.
“We know that the state of California will do everything possible to resist and avoid compliance with federal law, so it is our role to try to force change at the state and local level,” Essayli said at a press conference outside the Capitol of the state building in Sacramento on Friday.
The member of the California State Assembly, Kate Sánchez, announced previously on January 7 that she is presenting her own bill to prohibit trans athletes to compete in sports of girls and women.
The qualification of Trans athletes in California compete with girls and women in the state has resulted in multiple controversies only during the last year, since a lawsuit has already been filed against the Attorney General of California, Rob Bronta.
Martin Luther King High School’s parents in Riverside, California, expanded their demand to include Bont after The girls “Save Girls ‘Sports'” T -shirts to the swastika.
In San Diego, a high school was recently pushed local controversy Because a transgender student uses girls’ costume. The Intermediate School of San Elcoi provided a statement to Pak Gazette Digital, accrediting their qualification of the transgender student to access the girls’ locker room to the obligation of the school to follow state law.
San Francisco Waldorf found himself in a national controversy on the subject after volleyball playoffs in November when Stone Ridge Christian lost. The former NCAA swimmer and collaborator of Outkick, Riley Gaines, honored Stone Ridge Christian for his decision to lose with a ceremony at his high school in early December.
Trump’s executive order promises to reduce federal funds for any institution that allows Trans athletes against girls and women. According Facts of USA.California public schools receive around $ 16.8 billion per year, which is 13.9% or one in every seven dollars of public schools, which is well above the national average.
