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Two transgender athletes in New Hampshire have dropped their lawsuit against a state law prohibiting their participation in girls' sports after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling upheld such restrictions. The decision reflects the legal landscape following the June 30 ruling, which affirmed that student-athletes must compete based on their biological sex at birth.
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Two transgender athletes in New Hampshire have dropped their lawsuit against a state law prohibiting their participation in girls' sports after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling upheld such restrictions. The decision reflects the legal landscape following the June 30 ruling, which affirmed that student-athletes must compete based on their biological sex at birth.
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Trans athletes drop lawsuit to gain access to girls' sports in New Hampshire after SCOTUS ruling
Trans Athletes Withdraw Lawsuit in New Hampshire Following Supreme Court Ruling