Texas Policy on Transgender Participation Sees Scrutiny

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The University Interscholastic League, a Texas governing body that regulates public school athletics, has been drawn into controversy regarding a policy enacted roughly a year ago through the popular vote of the state’s superintendents and athletic directors.

The policy requires that student-athletes compete in men’s or women’s sports on the basis of the sex listed on their birth certificate, rather than gender identification. Texas is one of only seven states that requires students to present a birth certificate in order to compete.

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