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Rally Scheduled in Support of Camas High School Runners Who Walked Out Over Transgender Teammate

A rally is set for October 21 in Camas, Washington, to support high school runners who walked out of a race due to a transgender teammate. Organizer Amy Sousa aims to advocate for changes to eligibility rules and promote Initiative 638, which would restrict transgender participation in female sports.

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Supporters of Camas High School runners are organizing a rally on October 21 after the team walked out of a race in protest against a transgender athlete's participation. Organizer Amy Sousa is advocating for changes to eligibility rules and promoting Initiative 638, which seeks to restrict transgender participation in female sports. The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association maintains that its policies comply with state law.

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  • Rally scheduled for October 21 at 2 p.m. in Camas, Washington.
  • About a dozen girls walked out of a race on October 13.
  • Organizer Amy Sousa previously supported Sophie Cunningham's stance on transgender athletes.
  • Initiative 638 will be on the ballot for Washington voters on November 3.
  • The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association's policy follows state law.
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Rally planned to support Washington girls who refused to race against transgender teammate in cross country

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