The families of two teenage girls continue the attorney -general of California Rob Bonta About the laws of the state that enable transgender athletes to compete in girls sports.
A lawsuit was brought by Ryan Starling, the father of Taylor Starling; Daniel and Cynthia Slavin, the parents of Kaitlyn Slavin; and Save Girls Sports, according to judicial documents, assessed by Fox News Digital.
The listed defendants are Bonta and California State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond, together with the Riverside Unified School District and managers Leann Iacuone and Amanda -channel.
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A gender -neutral bathroom at the University of California, Irvine in Irvine, California. (Reuters/Lucy Nicholson)
The lawsuit challenges a law in California with which transgender athletes can compete against girls and women, and claims that it is a violation of the title IX.
The law, AB 1266, has been in force since 2014, so that Californian students at scholastic and collegial levels have the right to “participate in sex -separated school programs and activities, including athletic teams and competitions, and use facilities that are consistent with his or her gender identity, regardless The gender, regardless of the gender, mentioned on the student’s records. “
“This law is contrary to the federal title IX -protection, which were established to guarantee honesty, safety and equal opportunities for female students and athletes,” said a spokesperson for Faith & Freedom lawyers, the legal company that represents the families , to Fox News Digital in a statement.
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Students of Martin Luther King High School in Riverside, California, wear T-shirts who say “Save Girls Sports” to protest against a transgenderatleet in the cross-country team. (Thanks to Sophia Lorey)
“AB 1266 undermines female athletes, forcing them to compete against biological men who have unmistakable physical benefits. This is not an equality. This is an attack on fairness and safety.”
The lawsuit, recently amended to record Bonta and Thurmond, was initially submitted in November by the Starling and Slavin families.
It claims that Taylor Starling lost its place to the Varsity Cross Country team of Martin Luther King High School to a transgenderatleet who had just been transferred to the school. Starling and Slavin also claimed that when they wore shirts with the text “Save Girls Sports” in protest, they were reprimanded by managers who compared the shirts compared to Swastikas.
The claimants want to change in California in the entire state.
“The plaintiffs ask a federal ruling that AB 1266 violates Title IX and a decision that holds the district responsible for violating their first amendment rights. They demand provisional exemption to prevent -based protection in athletics and compensation for damage caused by this discriminatory policy, “said the lawyers of the spokesperson for Faith & Freedom.
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Transgender -Atleet -Supporters keep on the left signs such as Tori Hitchcock, center, of the young women for America and Salomay McCullough, right, show off their shirts “Save Girls Sports”. (Allen J. Schaben/Los Angeles Times via Getty images)
Ryan Starling previously told Fox News Digital to the loss of his daughter’s Varsity spot, his entire family disturbed his entire family, because Cross Country played a crucial role in her life. And when his daughter and other girls in the team confronted their school managers about it, he claims, they were told that “transgender people have more rights than cisgenders.”
“There have been heard several times not only Taylor, but also her sister,” said Ryan Starling, adding that Taylor is one of the three triplets and all three are active in Varsity Sport teams. “All managers of Martin Luther King have declared this comment and the title IX coordinator for the Riverside Unified School District stated that they do not have the same rights as a transgender girl” for several girls, not just our daughters as a Cisgender , but several girls on campus ”
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A spokesperson for Rusd refused to give an official comment about Ryan Starling’s claims in a conversation with Fox News Digital.
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“Although these rules have not been drawn up by RUSD, the district is dedicated to compliance with the Act and CIF regulations. The State Act of California prohibits discrimination of students on the basis of gender, gender identity and gender expression and specifically prohibits discrimination on the basis of Gender in physical education and athletics.
Then slave girl Previously told FOX News Digital, his family can continue to increase the consciousness of this problem in the gubernatorial elections of California in California if the problem is not solved.
“If nothing changes here in the coming years, it should be an absolute part of the next elections,” he said.
“I want to see policy change,” Slavin added. “I keep saying that the system is broken, and it does more harm than good. And I want people to understand and admit it. Sometimes we make mistakes, and it’s okay to admit that, but we have to make changes and make changes and Get from the mistakes we make ”
California State Assembly -member Kate Sanchez Announced at the beginning of January She introduces an account to prohibit transgender athletes with girls and women’s sports.
Sanchez, a Republican, will introduce the Protect Girls’ Sports Act to the state legislator. Currently, 25 states have comparable laws in force.
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