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Exclusive: Three young women in Southern California are filing lawsuits against the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF), the California Department of Education (CDE) and the Jurupa Unified School District (JUSD). Jura Valley High School Women’s volleyball team.
The lawsuit filed Tuesday in the U.S. District Court in Central California, claiming that the plaintiff “has suffered sexual discrimination, including sexual harassment, unsafe and unfair movement environment, discrimination of opinion, and infringement of his religious freedom and security” Cross-athlete.
The plaintiffs in the case are current players Alyssa McPherson, Hadeel Hazameh, former player and McPherson’s sister Madison McPherson and his family. Hazameh and Alyssa McPherson recently pulled back the team to protest trans athletes, who had previously told Fox News digital numbers.
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The lawsuit alleges that Hazameh and Alyssa McPherson were recently removed from the team group chat after telling their coach that they were “discomfortably sharing the volleyball court and locker room with male students.” The plaintiff also claimed that the school’s customs violated the girls’ religious freedom.
“The plaintiff was intimidated by the defendant’s intentionally hostile environment where school officials bullied them to examine their objections to competing with and competing with and sharing intimate and private spaces with men,” the lawsuit said.
The McPherson Family, considered a practice Catholic, claimed that “believe that God created humanity as men and women, gender is a fixed characteristic that cannot be changed. Their faith can illustrate their understanding of human identity and shape their importance to knowing and respecting male and female uniqueists”, every court document.
Meanwhile, Hazameha and her family identified as practicing Muslims. “Their religious obligations prevent HH from exposing her hair or body to men, including wearing a hijab, under the guidance of Islamic teachings, they believe that men and women have obvious biological differences, roles and responsibilities, and responsibilities should be respected and retained,” each court should be respected. ”
“Their faith emphasizes modesty, dignity and respect for gender differences, and these boundaries must conform to a biological gender in practice and identity.”
The lawsuit seeks monetary losses and possesses trans athletes, Ab Hernandezwithdrawing from the team, claiming that the athlete’s presence has caused other schools to confiscate the Yurupa Valley game this season. So far, four confirmed opponents have confiscated the game against the Jura Valley in a state review of Hernandez’s participation in the women’s sports.
Hazameh and Alyssa McPherson played alongside Hernandez throughout the high school volleyball career. Madison McPherson is a former teammate of Hernandez.
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But this season, Hernandez’s last high school season, has caused widespread controversy after winning two women’s state titles last spring.
The playoffs met Hernandez for the competition were protesting by female athletes and their families, who often wore “Save Girls Sports” T-shirts. Before Hernandez’s state championship victory, President Donald Trump posted a post about social warnings that California officials and Gov. Gavin Newsom did not allow trans athletes to compete in the state finals.
CIF revised its policy to reward any female athlete who ended behind Hernandez, but still allowed trans athletes to compete and eventually won the girl’s high jump and triple jump and finished second in the long jump. Female athletes, who won a place behind Hernandez, shared the podium with trans athletes.
Then, in July, the Justice Department filed a lawsuit against the CDE and CIF, a policy that allowed biomas to sign an executive order in February to prohibit the signing of an executive order.
The lawsuit is underway.
Fox News Digital has contacted CDE, CIF and JUSD in response to lawsuits filed by McPhersons and Hazameh, but has not received a response.
The district previously provided a statement specifically to Fox News’s digital numbers, suggesting that the ongoing dispute involving Hernandez is blamed on government officials and lawmakers.
“School districts do not make laws for California and have no ability to ignore or change them. However, as state-funded institutions, they must follow them. Because these issues play a role in our courts and in the media, any advocacy for these matters should be directed to state and federal officials to be elected as laws and policies for public education.”
“We sympathize with all students affected by problems beyond their control. JUSD is committed to upholding the law that prohibits gender, gender identity, gender expression and sexual orientation in any program or activity to ensure that all students are supported and confirmed in school and that they are supported and confirmed in school.”
one Bipartisan investigation The California Public Policy Institute found that most California residents opposed biomale trans athletes participating in women’s sports.
This figure includes more than 70% School parents in the state.
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“Most Californians require trans athletes to play teams that match the gender they allocate,” the poll said.
“The majority of adults (65%) and possible voters (64%) support, requiring trans athletes to compete for teams that match the gender they were assigned at birth, rather than the gender they identified with. The vast majority of parents in public schools (71%) support such a requirement.”
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