Another Bill Targets South Dakota's Transgender Policy

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A bill introduced Monday in the South Dakota Legislature would void the South Dakota High School Activities Association's policy that allows transgender students to participate on sports teams that reflect their gender identities rather than the biological sex listed on their birth certificate.

According to the Argus Leader of Sioux Falls, a student's sex on their birth certificate would be the "sole determinant" of which sports teams the student may participate if the bill introduced by Sen. Jim Bolin, R-Canton, and Rep. Brunner, R-Nisland, were to become law. The current SDHSAA policy has been in place since 2015, and Bolin took issue with it then as he is now.

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