U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Transgender Sports Bans Left CT Case Open. It’s Not Going Away

What does the Supreme Court’s transgender athlete ruling mean for higher ed?

The landmark decision has big implications for transgender students — and the Title IX and litigation landscape for colleges.

U.S. Supreme Court decision on transgender sports bans left CT case open. It’s not going away

When the U.S. Supreme Court concluded that states can bar biological males from competing in women’s sports, it left unanswered the other side of the question: Can states permit it? The question is pointed directly at Connecticut or, more particularly,…

Supreme Court ruling on women’s sports could bolster female-only spaces, Duke law expert says

Court is likely to define ‘sex’ as ‘biological sex’ in subsequent cases, expert says The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ruling that upheld bans on men in women’s sports could strengthen female-only spaces, a Duke University law expert told The College Fix. In the consolidated cases of West Virginia v. B.P.J. and Little v. Hecox, the Court upheld laws in West Virginia and Idaho that… Source

The Trans Sports Argument Nobody Makes

By Theodore Dalrymple Our passions are often raised by questions of slight numerical importance. Even people who would not claim to be intellectual—who indeed would angrily reject any such designation, or accusation, as they would quite likely see it—will sometimes get sucked into furious abstract arguments. One of these is over the question of whether man-to-woman transgender athletes should compete in women’s sports as if they were women simpl…