California Trans Athlete: The Board of Education adopts new policy on issues
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South California The school board voted to keep trans athletes away from girls’ sports on Tuesday night.
The Redlands Unified Education Board voted in favor of adopting the policy. The school district is located in San Bernardino County. Board Chairman Michelle Rendler, along with members Candy Olson and Janet Wilson, voted in favor of the policy.
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The California school district has established a policy for women’s sports trans athletes. (Fox News)
“I’m so grateful that this madness wasn’t coming into society when I was growing up,” Olson said. Redlands Daily Fact.
“If people think there’s no difference between men and women, they’re denial of science,” she added.
Redlands executive Trisha Keeling said during the meeting there were no trans athletes in the school district, accusing Olson and Wilson of trying to cause problems.
“Redland should not support this form of discrimination and should not bear it,” she said.
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(The majority of Californians support protecting men from women and girls’ sports.)
The district has joined Chino Valley in its decision to keep trans athletes out of women’s sports. Chino Valley has passed a similar policy Recent Board of Directors In that district, protesters chanted “All Satan!” and became out of control. At some point.
Sonja Shaw, president of the Chino Valley School Board, attended a meeting in the Redlands to support the policy.
“It’s not controversial, it’s common sense,” Shaw said. “We’re here to share common sense again.”
a Bipartisan investigation The majority of California residents are opposed to biological male transathletes who compete in women’s sports, according to the California Institute of Public Policy.
That number includes more than 70% State school parents.
“Most Californians support the requirement that trans athletes compete in teams that are assigned to the gender-specific teams at birth,” the poll said.
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“A solid majority of adults (65%) and voters (64%) support the requirement that trans athletes compete in teams that match the gender assigned at birth, not the gender they identified.
Jackson Thompson of Fox News contributed to this report.
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