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High-school athlete Chelsea Mitchell, who competes within the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference. | (Courtesy of Alliance Defending Freedom)
A major American newspaper has faced criticism for retroactively editing an op-ed it published because the author used the word male to describe boys who identify as female, which the publication deemed offensive.
The op-ed piece, published by USA Today, was written by Chelsea Mitchell, a track athlete from Connecticut who is among the plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the state s athletic association over its policy of allowing boys who identify as the opposite sex to compete in girls sports.
In the op-ed, Mitchell wrote about the inherent unfairness in allowing boys to compete against girls because of the physical differences between males and females, such as strength and stamina, and the losses and missed opportunities that she and her fellow female runners experienced because they were required to compete against boys.
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