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The Supreme Court ruled that states can prohibit transgender girls from participating in girls' sports, affirming a significant legal precedent for conservative states. The decision, which stems from the case West Virginia v. B.P.J., was supported by a 6–3 majority, with dissenting opinions raising concerns about the implications of the ruling.
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The Supreme Court ruled that states can prohibit transgender girls from participating in girls' sports, affirming a significant legal precedent for conservative states. The decision, which stems from the case West Virginia v. B.P.J., was supported by a 6–3 majority, with dissenting opinions raising concerns about the implications of the ruling.
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Supreme Court lets states ban trans girls from girls' sports
Supreme Court Allows States to Ban Transgender Girls from Girls' Sports