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Supreme Court BOMBSHELLS: Against Trump on Birthright Citizenship, WIN For Protecting Female Sports, with Mike Davis, Alan Dershowitz, and Kristen Waggoner | Ep. 1350
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ADF's Path Forward: 23 States, Locker Rooms, and Title IX
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With the celebration grounded, Waggoner maps the road ahead. ADF has cases active in blue states including Minnesota, where a male softball player helped win a state championship, and Connecticut, where 4 female athletes were beaten by 2 male competitors who wiped 17 records and took 4 state championships. Waggoner argues that today's ruling — with its affirmation that biology matters and Title IX guarantees equal opportunities — gives ADF the legal ammunition to prevail in those states too. Kelly presses on whether the Supreme Court will eventually rule that states must ban males from girls' sports (not just may), and Waggoner says the cases are already working their way through the appellate system. Both agree the most important complement to litigation is civic engagement: every parent should be showing up to school board meetings to demand policy changes without waiting for the courts.
Kristen Waggoner said ADF has active cases in Minnesota and Connecticut, two blue states without girls' sports bans. In Connecticut alone, 4 female track athletes have been beaten by 2 male competitors, displacing girls from 4 state championships and erasing 17 records. The court's biology-matters rationale gives ADF new ammunition.
