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Topic: Title IX

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Tuesday, 6/30, 03:48 PM

Supreme Court Rules States May Bar Transgender Athletes From Girls' and Women's Sports

The U.S.
Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on Monday that state laws barring transgender girls and women from female sports teams do not violate the Constitution, and held unanimously that they do not violate the federal civil-rights law Title IX — resolving two closely watched cases at the center of a divisive national debate.

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