NCAA Pressures Florida Over Transgender Inclusion

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The NCAA is ratcheting up pressure on universities scheduled to host championship events, requiring them to reaffirm their commitment to nondiscrimination, including against transgender athletes.

As reported by WJXT in Jacksonville, the NCAA is requiring future championship hosts to commit to its nondiscrimination policy, which allows transgender women to compete in women’s sports under certain circumstances. However, a new Florida law — dubbed The Fairness in Women's Sports Act — specifies that “an athletic team or sport that is designated for females, women, or girls may not be open to students of the male sex, based on the student’s biological sex listed on the student’s official birth certificate at the time of birth.”

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