High school track star Selina Soule is speaking out after losing a spot in the girls track championship to two biological males.
Soule missed her opportunity to compete in the New England regionals after finishing behind two transgender women in the race. Now Soule is speaking out, and she is using the legal system to try to regain her Title IX rights.
Soule and Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) attorney Christiana Holcomb joined Fox News’ Tucker Carlson Monday night to discuss Soule’s next steps. Holcomb said that the ADF is filing a Title IX complaint on behalf of Soule and other athletes suffering from similar circumstances.
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3 comments:
It's about time!
Title IX was created so females/girls would have competitive fairness in sports. Having any transgender females on the team should seem pretty easy to be in violation of what the program was created for.
For her coaches then to require her to do things in practice that she's never done before just to make the cut is a hands down dirty deal.
There's no money to be had anywhere in transgender sports.
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