US EditionColeman Calling on the NCAA to ‘Do the Right Thing’ when It Comes to Protecting Female Athletes
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Coleman calling on the NCAA to ‘do the right thing’ when it comes to protecting female athletes
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (KT) — Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman says “common sense” led him to ask the NCAA to restore all records, titles and recognitions to female athletes who were defeated by biological males.
State AGs Call on NCAA to Restore Women’s Sports Records
In a powerful moment of legal unity, a coalition of 27 attorneys general issued a formal letter to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) calling on the body to restore records and honors to female athletes that were displaced by men competing in women’s sports. The effort marks a pivotal moment in the cultural debate swirling around “LGBT” policy and a shift back to commonsense protections for female athletes. The letter demands th…
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