Federal Courts Rule in Favor of Transgender-Identifying Athletes in 2 States
Schools in New Hampshire and Virginia will allow boys who identify as girls to compete on girls’ teams.
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Federal Court Rules Against ‘Transgender Mandate’
A district court judge granted permanent relief from the mandate to a Catholic hospital network and group of Christian medical professionals who argued that doctors should not be forced to provide gender-transitioning procedures against their beliefs.
Second Federal Court Strikes Down Transgender Mandate
A coalition of Catholic organizations representing hospitals, doctors, and clinics, joined in part by the state of North Dakota, had challenged the mandate in court.
