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A Lycée Softball team in Minnesota is deeply in the state playoffs and in the new politician cycle, both thanks to its dominant transgender launcher.
The Lycée de Champlin Park du Minnesota beat the reigning state champions, Rogers High School, in the section of section Thursday by a score of 1-0. The Trans launcher launched 14 laundry rounds, bringing the era of the athlete’s season to 0.88.
Three anonymous players who claim to have faced the launcher filed a complaint against the state on May 20 for allowing the athlete to compete with players. The situation caused a national examination in the midst of the current political fracture on biological men in the sports of girls and women.
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The Champlin Park school district made a statement to PK Press Club Digital by defending the decision to allow the athlete to compete in the softball team.
“Throughout the season, and as the rebels qualify for the state tournament, it is important to note that all the athlete students participating in the Softball team at Champlin Park are eligible to compete, the district is unable to provide comments on a specific athlete,” a declaration by the Anoka-Hennepin declared the school district.
“In addition, the district is appointed in an active trial which limits the shared information.”
The launcher will now lead Champlin Park in the state tournament next week for the first time in the history of the program.
The trial against Minnesota was filed by the Cabinet of Religious Lawyers Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF). The defendants are the attorney general Keith Ellison, the executive director of the Minnesota State High School Erich Martens, the Minnesota Commissioner of the Human Rights Department Rebecca Lucero and the Minnesota Education Commissioner Willie Jett.
“Minnesota fails its female athletes. The state puts the rights of men before women, telling the girls that their hard work could never be sufficient to win and that they do not deserve equity and security,” said Suzanne Beecher, the legal advisor of Freedom, Alliance, told PK Press Club Digital.
“By sacrificing protection for female athletes, Minnesota does not offer equal girls and opportunities, violating the provisions of title IX. Our client, the female athletes United, is right to defend its members by contesting the discriminatory policy of the State and defending the true equality of sport.”
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Ellison’s office responded to the trial in a statement to PK Press Club Digital.
“In addition to doing the exercise and the pleasure of competition, playing sports is accompanied by many advantages for young people. You are establishing friendships that can last a lifetime, you learn to work as part of a team, and you feel as if you belong,” said the press release. “I believe it is bad to distinguish a group of students, who are already confronted at higher levels of intimidation and harassment, and to tell these children that they cannot be part of the team because of whom they are. I will continue to defend the rights of all students to play sports with their friends and their peers.”
Ellison also continues President Donald Trump and the Ministry of Justice to ensure that transgender athletes can continue to participate in the sports of girls in the state.
After Trump signed the executive decree of “men to keep the men in women’s sport, the Minnesota State High School League announced it would challenge federal law by allowing transgender athletes to continue playing in female sports. Ellison then declared at a press conference on April 22 that he had received an opinion from the Ministry of Justice threatening legal action if the State had not followed the decree, then the GA decided to continue first.
The White House later responded to the trial, condemning Ellison for having brought legal action to allow trans inclusion.
“Why would an adult continue the Trump administration to allow other organic men to participate in female sports? It is frightening and anti-Femme,” said White House spokesperson Harrison Fields, in PK Press Club Digital.
The Minnesota State legislature failed to “preserve the sports law for girls” at the beginning of March, which would have declared that “only students can participate in a sports team or a sport of elementary or secondary level that a teaching establishment has limited to women and girls”.
