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Superintendent Catherine Truitt contends transgender swimmer had unfair advantage

Transgender, swimmer; unfair advantage, high school, youth sports, new police, NCAA; Olympics; freestyle event

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Rob Schofield: NC Republicans push HB 2 redux

Rob Schofield NC Policy Watch It’s been almost four years since North Carolina’s Republican legislative leaders capitulated to global economic pressure and effectively admitted the error of their ways by agreeing to repeal the infamous anti-transgender law known as House Bill 2. And while the agreement that Senate leader Phil Berger and House Speaker Tim Moore cut with Gov. Roy Cooper at the time was far from complete or satisfactory, there is little doubt that its main impact has been to serve as a repudiation of attacks on transgender people, and an important, if imperfect, step in moving our state into the 21st century on issues of gender and gender identity.

HB 2 redux? NC lawmakers again buck science, human rights advocates and corporate America with attacks on transgender rights

HB 2 redux? NC lawmakers again buck science, human rights advocates and corporate America with attacks on transgender rights Published 3:58 a.m. today It’s been almost four years since North Carolina’s Republican legislative leaders capitulated to global economic pressure and effectively admitted the error of their ways by agreeing to repeal the infamous anti-transgender law known as House Bill 2. And while the agreement that Senate leader Phil Berger and House Speaker Tim Moore cut with Gov. Roy Cooper at the time was far from complete or satisfactory, there is little doubt that its main impact has been to serve as a repudiation of attacks on transgender people, and an important, if imperfect, step in moving our state into the 21st century on issues of gender and gender identity.

Bill targeting transgender athletes for exclusion receives a hearing in state House committee

Bill supporters say future of women’s sports is in jeopardy  The bill’s primary sponsor, Rep. Mark Brody (R-Anson), said he expects it to be controversial but that it is a solution to a problem that can’t be ignored. “I expect that those who disagree with this bill will come forward and offer solutions,” Brody said. “And not a solution that says, ‘I don’t want to do anything.’” Rep. Mark Brody (R-Anson) Brody said it is important to make the standard policy in North Carolina that decisions about gender will be made according to “reproductive biology and genetics at birth.”