Congratulations. California schools are in the process of eliminating women, real women, from participating in sports. Only those who “feel” they are women will be able to compete.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!“The CIF has a “Gender Diverse Youth Sports Inclusivity Toolkit.” One section outlines “Gender Identity Participation.” The CIF has had “Gender Identity Participation” rules since 2013.
“All students should have the opportunity to participate in CIF athletics and/or activities in a manner that is consistent with their gender identity. Currently, most athletic programs are offered separately for boys and girls as outlined in CIF Bylaws 300.B. and C,” the section reads.
“Athletes will participate in programs consistent with their gender identity or the gender most consistently expressed. School personnel responsible for student eligibility will work collaboratively with the student-athlete to determine eligibility. Once the student has been granted eligibility to participate in the sport consistent with their gender identity, the eligibility is granted for the duration of the student’s participation and does not need to be renewed every sports season or school year.”
There seems to be only one way to stop the elimination of women—a boycott—literally. If a boy who feels they are a girl wishes to participate, then NO girl, real girl should participate. Let the boy run against himself. Maybe if women refuse to be eliminated, they can save themselves.
Transgender California high school runner’s 2nd-place finish in girls race draws backlash
Athena Ryan to race in state championships next week
By Ryan Gaydos.| Fox News, 5/21/23 https://www.foxnews.com/sports/transgender-california-high-school-runner-athena-ryan-2nd-place-finish-girls-race-draws-backlash
The California high school sports governing body came under fire Sunday after a transgender athlete finished in second place in the CIF-North Coast Section Meet of Champions.
Athena Ryan finished in second place in the varsity girls 1,600-meter run finals on Saturday. Ryan of Sonoma Academy finished behind Hanne Thomsen of Montgomery and ahead of Ellie Buckley of Campolindo. Ryan will advance to the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) State Track & Field Championships next week.
The Independent Council on Women’s Sports noted Ryan’s finish on social media.
According to the social media account WomenAreReal, some women held up a banner at the meet that read, “Protect Female Sports.”
One woman told another woman who was holding the banner, “I find that f—ing offensive.” Another video showed security chasing down the women who were holding the banner.
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Ryan, a junior, appeared to undeterred by the protests and controversy. Ryan finished with a 4:55.91 time result.
“I wasn’t expecting that. I dropped like 17 seconds on my season’s best in the past two weeks,” Ryan told MileSplit after the race. “After last weekend, I didn’t think I could run low 5s again. I was just coming here trying to break 5 – just glad I finished it out.”
Ryan told the outlet she hoped to “have fun” at the event next week.
Ryan finished sixth in the 1,600-meter preliminary race and 21st in the girls 800-meter preliminaries.
The CIF has a “Gender Diverse Youth Sports Inclusivity Toolkit.” One section outlines “Gender Identity Participation.” The CIF has had “Gender Identity Participation” rules since 2013.
“All students should have the opportunity to participate in CIF athletics and/or activities in a manner that is consistent with their gender identity. Currently, most athletic programs are offered separately for boys and girls as outlined in CIF Bylaws 300.B. and C,” the section reads.
“Athletes will participate in programs consistent with their gender identity or the gender most consistently expressed. School personnel responsible for student eligibility will work collaboratively with the student-athlete to determine eligibility. Once the student has been granted eligibility to participate in the sport consistent with their gender identity, the eligibility is granted for the duration of the student’s participation and does not need to be renewed every sports season or school year.”
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Quit the NCAA, Women should refuse to compete (In high schools and colleges) against biological men in all sports; until changes are made. Agree amongst each other …Show up at the race, go to your blocks, On your mark, set, bang, and just stand there and let him run…Just tell your coaches you won’t compete against a man, quit the NCAA. That will bring this to the table once and for all. Talk to the ladies on the other teams and get them to join with you…it will spread Nationwide. This could all be over in a year! The NCAA will lose money and prestige. Form the National Female Athletic Association, in each state, and end this.
All it will take is school after school girls refusing to play this game.
It is a shell game and the soul of the sports community is at stake.
Men taking over women’s competitions because the “feel like” a woman, robbing women of their rightful awards and trophies, makes me very ill. This is so WRONG. Yes women need to unify against this outrageous idea that gender is not real, it’s only in your head.
Sorry – the sex determined when you are conceived is who you are in life when born, period! Yes, there is a huge bell-shaped curve in personalities and there are definitely chromosome glitches that occur, but in reality, males are XY and females are XX – that is how our human life forms exist. We fought to give females equality during the 1970s and now they have scholarships, awards, and futures filled with the same chances as males. There is no logical or approved reason for the destruction of Title IX by the current liberal ideology of a tiny subset of powerful, wealthy academics or political rabblerousers who are working to destroy our once great education system. They live and teach a world of “make-believe” that you can be ANYTHING you want and you will be supported, including something you are not before you mature. Sadly, insecure individuals are not given help to accept life with reality but encouraged to undergo a lifestyle change…..That “change” doesn’t give you the right to destroy the chances of other people who have worked and believe in what & who they are. Parents need to unite and stop this rule change by the CIS & NCAA, ASAP!