Nebraska lawmakers approve transgender athlete ban
- Nebraska lawmakers passed the Stand With Women Act on May 28, 2025, in Lincoln, restricting transgender athletes in postsecondary sports to their biological sex.
- The bill arose amid debates about fairness in women's sports, with supporters citing biological differences and opponents stressing inclusion and voter intent.
- The legislation, backed by Sen. Kathleen Kauth and Gov. Jim Pillen, establishes a clear distinction between male and female athletes and mandates verification of biological sex for participation in sports.
- Governor Pillen stated that the bill successfully advances the important objective of safeguarding sports opportunities for girls and women, and it was approved by the Senate with a 33-16 vote.
- The act's passage signals a legislative priority to ensure a level playing field for female athletes, while further debates on related policies may continue.
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