California high schools leaving NIAA over transgender athlete policy
Two California high schools are leaving the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association over the state's decision to prohibit transgender athletes from competing in girls' sports.
Key Points
- California high schools Truckee and North Tahoe leaving NIAA
- Nevada's new policy bans trans athletes from girls' sports
- California laws protecting gender identity and expression
- Majority of California residents oppose biological male trans athletes in women's sports
Pros
- Following California laws regarding sex discrimination
- Protecting gender identity and expression rights of students
Cons
- Conflict with Nevada's policy on trans athletes in girls' sports
- Disruption in athletic schedules and transition process