US EditionTrans Athlete Sues Princeton University After Being Banned From Track Meet
MERCER COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, JUL 17 – Sadie Schreiner alleges Princeton violated New Jersey's anti-discrimination law by removing her from a women's track race despite qualifying to compete, according to her lawsuit filed July 14.
- Transgender sprinter Sadie Schreiner sued Princeton University on July 14 for removing her from the 200-meter race minutes before the event at the Larry Ellis Invitational in May.
- The lawsuit alleges that Princeton officials John Mack and Kimberly Keenan-Kirkpatrick violated New Jersey's Law Against Discrimination by barring Schreiner due to her transgender status.
- Schreiner, who earned two All-American titles while competing for Rochester Institute of Technology, submitted official identification confirming her female gender and volunteered for physical assessments but was nevertheless barred from participation due to NCAA and Trump administration policies.
- The complaint portrays Schreiner's removal as a deeply degrading experience that took place in the presence of her family, arguing that the defendants' conduct was unacceptable and requesting unspecified compensation.
- This case reflects wider national conflicts following executive orders and NCAA bans on trans women athletes, amid ongoing debates about fairness and transgender rights in sports.
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Trans athlete sues Princeton University over 'emotional and physical harm'
A TRANSGENDER athlete is suing Princeton University on claims of discrimination. Sadie Schreiner is accusing the school of violating New Jersey’s anti-discrimination laws. GettySadie Schreiner is suing Princeton University after being excluded from a track meet[/caption] GettySchreiner attempted to compete at the Larry Ellis Invitational but wasn’t put in a heat[/caption] According to the lawsuit, Schreiner attempted to compete at the Larry Elli…
Transgender Athlete Suing Princeton After Being Barred From Running In Women's Category
Transgender athletes are quickly demonstrating that they don't intend to accept new rules and orders forcing them to accept biological reality.The latest example being transgender runner Sadie Schreiner, who's now suing Princeton University for being allegedly excluded from a women's race held on May 3. Schriner's complaint alleges that the male athlete tried to run against women in a 200-meter sprint at the Larry Ellis Invitational. Per the sui…
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