In just a few months, Washington could become the first state to require sex-verification tests for girls playing sports in K–12 schools.
Soon Washington State could require sex-verification tests for those playing sports in schools.
By
Andrea González-Ramírez,
a senior writer for The Cut who covers systems of power.
She specializes in gender issues and abortion rights, which she has been covering for seven years. Her work has also appeared in The Lily, Insider, Cosmopolitan, GEN by Medium, and Refinery29, among other outlets.
Pediatricians and advocates urged the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association (NIAA) to remove a new requirement on sports…
The battle over the legality of bans on trans athletes raises greater questions around privacy and sex discrimination in…
The new eligibility policy sits at the center of the heated debate over transgender participation in sports. So, why did the tour…
Twenty-seven states bar trans girls and women from participating on female sports teams.
The U.S. Department of Education said Tuesday it was investigating allegations that a high school teacher in the Denver school…
They argue that transgender girls have “unfair and discriminatory” physiological advantages over cisgender girls and women.
