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A girls’ song meeting in Maine became the subject of a generalized controversy after an athlete tracked multiple career events. The incident took place when the State faces internal and federal pressure to keep trans athletes out of girls’ sports, and a lawsuit on the issue of President Donald Trump’s administration.
A transdentifying athlete competing for the North Yarmuth Academy in Yarmouth, Maine, won 800 -meter and 1600 meters of girls. In October 2023, Pak Gazette Digital reported that this athlete was transgender. Pak Gazette Digital has communicated with North Yarmouth Academy to comment.
The athlete has been in the national headlines in Maine who date back to that month after jumping to 4th place in the 5K division in the girls category after previously ending 172 among the boys. The athlete again reached national headlines for competing in the Nordic skiing and taking a podium in the Nordic Ski Ski Championship of Maine High School at High School last February.
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On Friday at the Poland-Nya-Yarmouth-Seacaast meeting, the athlete won the 1600 subway with a time of 5: 57.27, flying to the second-place corridor that ended with a time of 6: 16.32. In the 800m, the Trans athlete recorded a closer first place with a time of 2: 43.31, a little a second better than the second finalist with a time of 2: 44.87.
The local sports school photographer David Young, owner of Maine Running Photography, was there to film the meeting.
“He flew to all girls in that particular race [the 1600m]There was no one near him, he easily won. “Young told Pak Gazette Digital.” In the 800m, it was a difference of a second, the girl struggled a lot to catch him. ”
Young added that there had been multiple spectators in the match to encourage the trans athlete, but there were no audible protests.
“There were some people there that shouted their name, it is well known,” said Young.
Young said that his athlete’s 2023 photos were so viral on Facebook, and caused so much reaction, that he ended up eliminating those photos due to the overwhelming response.
“He was getting too unpleasant,” said Young.
“Not only was I obtaining it from the people who were for transgeans, but I was getting it from people who were anti-transgender. And I didn’t know what to do, and someone finally said: ‘Well, if you simply eliminate the photo, the debate will disappear.’ Then I removed the photo and the debate disappeared.”
However, Young said he plans to publish his most recent athlete photos on his Facebook page anyway, even after what happened last time.
Many of the previous photos of the Young athlete have become viral on social networks after the last victory of the athlete. The residents of Maine, politicians and even national experts have published media, including the athlete and have caused a national debate and the awareness of the meeting, since Maine faces a continuous internal and federal conflict on the subject.
“Today, a biological man won 800 and 1600 in the division of girls in a Maine track encounter. All the girls who were located in the second, third, fourth, and more in those races were pushed to the side so that a child could” win. “This is not fair.
Libby previously made a Facebook post that identified a different trans athlete who won a vault competition for girls. Libby was censored for the position by the Democratic majority of the Legislature and is currently involved in a demand on the subject.
California conservative activist, Beth Bourne, called generalized national attention to the subject by publishing images of the competition in X.
Female activist athletics uses the XX-XY Athletics brand even turned the competition footage into an ad.
One of Maine’s female athletes who had to compete against the trans athlete in the Nordic skiing previously told Pak Gazette Digital about the feeling of defeat that came with the loss of the athlete.
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“The defeat that comes with that at that time is heartbreaking,” said Carlisle. “I’m in a state of shock in a way. I didn’t believe it … I didn’t think I was happening to me.”
The United States Department of Justice announced a lawsuit against the State of Maine for its continuous challenge to Trump’s executive order to keep biological men out of the sports of girls and women and alleged violations of Title IX. Attorney general Pam Bondi He announced the lawsuit at a press conference on April 16.
Bondi said he was looking for a court order and that the titles returned to the girls that “legitimately” won competitions in which trans athletes participated.
The Department of Justice accused the State of “the Federal Law against Federal Discrimination by enforcing policies that require girls to compete against boys in sports competitions designated exclusively for girls,” according to a complaint obtained by Pak Gazette.
Meanwhile, Governor Janet Mills, the Department of Education of Maine and the association of the director of Maine have firmly remained in support of continuing to allow trans inclusion in girls’ sports throughout the state, citing Maine’s human rights law as the precedent to determine gender eligibility.
“I am happy to go to court and litigate the problems that are being raised in this judicial complaint,” Mills told reporters in April.
TO survey The coalition of American parents discovered that about 600 registered voters of Maine, 63% said that school sports participation should be based on biological sex, and 66% agreed that it is “just restricting women’s sports to biological women.”
The survey also found that 60% of residents would admit a voting measure that limits participation in Women and girls sports for biological females. This included 64% of independents and 66% of parents with children under 18.
