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The Ultimate Patriarchy - Boys Taking Over Girls’ Sports

8/14/2019

 
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I was appalled when I saw a picture of a biological boy maintaining a stranglehold over a girl contestant in a school wrestling match.  This is the insanity that results from letting boys who self-identify as girls take over girls’ sports

I’m not the only one who is struck by the basic unfairness of the situation.  In June, three female high school athletes in Connecticut filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education for Civil Rights alleging that the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference unlawfully discriminated against girls when it allowed transgenders to compete in girls’ sports. The girls argue that the school policy violates Title IX, a federal law passed in 1972 to protect equal athletic opportunities for women and girls.  The Obama administration opened the door to allowing boys in girls’ sports when it usurped legislative power and administratively puffed up the definition of ‘sex’ in Title IX to include ‘gender’, thus protecting transgenders against discrimination.  So, does protection for transgenders trump protection for female athletes for whom Title IX was written?  We’re going to find out.  This last week, the Department of Education granted the request to investigate the girls’ allegations of illegal discrimination against them.  The case will go forward.

Title IX states that, “No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any educational program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance.”  Title IX is an example of how the 14th Amendment’s Equal Protection clause has been interpreted and applied over time. 

The complaint describes how one boy, who didn’t do so well in male track events, all of a sudden started competing in girls’ events.  That student now holds 10 records that used to belong to 10 different girls.  The girls complain, and rightly so, that the inclusion of boys in their events has deprived the girls, not only of recognition and publicity, but of college recruiting and scholarship opportunities.  This is yet another example of how liberal policies are not just wrong, they hurt people.  It’s also an example of the pretzel logic of the Left where you can complain all day about the evil patriarchy, then turn around and make sure the patriarchy squelches any real chance girl athletes have for advancement.  Can it get any crazier than this?


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