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The Supreme Court has upheld laws in Idaho and West Virginia that restrict transgender girls and women from participating in school sports. The ruling was made by the court's conservative majority, which stated that the bans do not violate constitutional or federal protections against sex discrimination.
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The Supreme Court has upheld laws in Idaho and West Virginia that restrict transgender girls and women from participating in school sports. The ruling was made by the court's conservative majority, which stated that the bans do not violate constitutional or federal protections against sex discrimination.
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Supreme Court upholds state laws banning transgender girls and women from school sports
Supreme Court affirms state laws restricting transgender girls and women from participating in school sports