A school district of the state of Washington took matters into hand after the blue state refused to comply with the executive decree “No Men in Women’s Sports” of President Donald Trump.
The board of directors of the Tumwater school district voted Thursday to ban Trans girls from playing for sports teams for girls. The resolution was adopted by a 3-1 vote.
The member of the Board of Directors, Jill Adams, abstained, but approached the executive order of Trump prohibiting transgender women from participating in the sports of girls and women.
“Many of us can disagree with the decree, but we, as members of the school board, are taken between a rock and a difficult place,” said Adams. “I support different points of view, I support different ways of living but it’s difficult. I am taken between the two, not a rock, but a rock and a hard surface.”
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Once the resolution is adopted, disruptive demonstrators broke out at the district office, which led to the cancellation of the meeting, according to King 5 News.
Washington is one of the many States led by Democrats that allowed Trans athletes to play after Trump’s executive order, which caused a national backlash after a largely publicized incident involving a trans athlete.
The complaint allegedly alleged that the tumwater school district in Washington Currently investigation into Frances Staudt, 15, for having “Despires” of the adversary and violated the policies of the district against intimidation and harassment on February 7.
According to the document, before the game, Staudt asked the school’s sports director and the player if the player was a biological man. The administrators would then have confirmed that they had been informed that the player was transgender, but denied his pleads for the player to be withdrawn.
Staudt withdrew from the game. Then, according to the document, an TSD employee would have confronted Staudt’s younger brother for taking a video of the game, saying: “You better think about what you are doing at the moment.”
PK Press Club Digital contacted the TSD to comment.
Staudt appeared on the YouTube series “[un]Divided with Brandie Kruse“With her mother to discuss the situation this week, where they each repeated many of the same allegations included in the complaint.
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“I have threats to me. I had people who tell me that I go to hell. I had people who said:” Good luck to have a future after that “and to say:” I know that all the people who report your account are happy to see your fall, and I know that it will be a very difficult time for you in your future because of your decision to post it, “said Staudt.
A few days later, the trans athlete involved in the incident, identified as Andi Rooks, appeared in the same show Alongside the father of the athlete.
Rooks would have withdrawn if Staudt’s concerns had been known.
“I never had a problem before this match, and my goal was never to make anyone uncomfortable in any way, and I did not even know that Frances had a problem before I cried in the match,” said Rooks. “If she had had a conversation with me before the match, I would have withdrawn. My last thing I want to do is make someone uncomfortable.”
Washington high school athletes are currently allowed to compete according to their gender identity rather than their biological sex. The WIAA policy stipulates that each athlete will participate in programs “in accordance with their most systematically expressed” gender identity “, and there are not even medical or legal requirements. Bill that would prohibit transgender girls from participating in the sports of girls and women have been introduced but not adopted.
Washington’s state superintendent, Chris Reykdal, spoke to defend Transgender athletes In Girls Sports in an address last week, saying that it was “inaccurate” to say that there are only two sexes.
“It is simply inaccurate to say, biologically, that there are only boys and that there are only girls,” said Reykdal. “There is a continuum. There is a science to this. There are children who are Born intersexated. There are children whose hormones and whose chromosomes do not comply with their sex at birth.
“Our state laws clearly indicate that children can identify themselves and participate according to the sex in which they identify. We will respect this law.”
Reykdal insisted that Trump does not have authority as president to ban trans athletes in girls sports, but conceded the US Congress. The law on the protection of women and girls in sport is a bill in the congress that would fulfill requirements similar to the order of Trump and has already been adopted in the House of Representatives. He has not yet voted in the Senate.
“Until the congress changes the law or our state legislature changes the law, we will follow the current law and the current framework for the civil rights of this state, and that is what he tells us to do,” said Reykdal.
However, the question has become so worrying for residents, that in December, the WIAA announced a proposal to create a separate open division for transgender athletes to argue.
This proposal occurred for weeks after the Central Valley school board, which oversees schools in Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake, WashingtonVoted to send a message to the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) on issues after many debates at a meeting of the School Board.
