Civil Rights Complaint has been filed A teenage girl representing Washington state handed over to the U.S. Department of Education’s Civil Rights Office to allegedly punished for refusing to play basketball with trans athletes.
Complaint says Tumwater School District In Washington Frances Staudt, 15, is currently under investigation for “mistake” his opponent on February 7 and violating the district’s policies against bullying and harassment.
According to the document, Staudt asked the school’s main and athletic director whether the player was a biological male before the game. The administrator allegedly confirmed that they had been notified of them as transsexuals, but denied her plea to remove the player.
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Staudt removes himself from the game. Then, according to the documents, the TSD employee allegedly faced the game video with Staudt’s younger brother and said, “You’d better think twice before thinking about what you’re doing right now.”
Fox News Digital has contacted TSD for comment.
Staudt appears in YouTube series”[un]Separate from Brandie Kruse“Discussing this with the mother this week, each of them repeated many of the same allegations included in the complaint.
“I’m threatening to me. I’ve been told by me I’m going to hell to report your account is glad to see your failure and know that this will be a real tough time in the future because you decided to post this information.”
A few days later, the inter-athlete involved in the incident was identified as Andi Rooks In the same program With the athlete’s father.
If Staudt’s concerns are known, Rooks will sit down.
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“I didn’t have a problem until this game, my goal is never going to make anyone uncomfortable in any way, and I didn’t even realize that Francis was yelling during the game I had a problem before.” “If she had a conversation with me before the game, I would sit down. The last thing I wanted to do was to make anyone feel uncomfortable.”
Rooks added that if the opponent is uncomfortable in the face to face with the cross athlete, the athlete will participate in any future competitions.
“If anyone else or player I’m against is the same, ‘I’m not happy with that,’ I don’t mind sitting down,'” Rooks said.
Rooks also continues to acknowledge that biological males have biological advantages over women and that athletes do not believe trans athletes should compete with women in the Olympics.
Rooks’ father, Donnie Brooks, defended his children in this case, claiming that Andi had never played boys’ basketball and had only played girls’ sports. Donnie Brooks said he voted for President Donald Trump, who recently signed an executive order to prevent trans athletes from participating in women’s sports.
But Washington is one of many Democratic-run states, including California, Minnesota, Massachusetts and Maine, who delayed Trump’s orders.
High school athletes in Washington are currently allowed to compete based on their gender identity rather than on biological gender. WIAA policy states that each athlete will participate in a program that “complies with their gender identity or the most consistently expressed gender” without even any medical or legal requirements. Bills that have been introduced but not passed are prohibited from participating in girls and women’s sports.
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But for residents, the issue became so worrying that in December, WIAA announced a proposal to create a separate public division for trans athletes to compete.
“To maintain fair, level competition, participation in the Women’s Sports and Women’s Sports Department is limited to students assigned at birth. The purpose of this policy is to provide clarity for transgender and gender participation – a diverse student-athletes.
The proposal comes weeks after the Central Valley School Board, which oversees the Spokane Valley schools and Washington Free LakeAfter many debates at school board meetings, the vote was made to send a message to the Washington Interschool Activities Association (WIAA).
The resolution, titled “Support equity and safety in women’s sports,” claims that the entire board consists of female members participating in track and field competitions, or has a daughter participating in track and field.
One of the women, a current cross-country runner, shared her experience at the hearing.
“When I was running for off-road racing, a biological boy, but considered a female boy,” she said. “While I respect everyone’s right to participate in sports, this situation has led me to question having a biological with males.” Learn about the fairness of people related to physical advantages.”
In May, a trans athlete competed in the women’s cross-country championship and won the competition.
Veronica Garcia, formerly known as Devina Brown and Donovan Brown, won 400 million hot races in the women’s division in 55.59 seconds . The second runner ended with a time of 58.83 seconds. In the final, Garcia won with 55.75 seconds, leading second place ahead of second place runners with 56.75.
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