Why are sports still separated by gender? Ithought we were all the same now...
Why are sports still separated by gender? Ithought we were all the same now...
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>Governor Mark Gordon (R-WY) yesterday added his voice to a national effort by Republican governors supporting laws that protect women’s sports. Gordon signed a joint statement issued by the Republican Governors Association (RGA) reaffirming the importance of fair competition for female athletes. “Women have fought for decades for the respect they deserve to be able to compete in sports,” Gordon said. “As a father of girls who competed in sports, I know the value that sports have in developing teamwork and confidence in girls. These laws are prudent ways to ensure women’s rights remain protected.” The statement comes as the U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments from Idaho and West Virginia defending their laws aimed at ensuring women’s sports remain for women. The governors’ statement emphasized the need to recognize biological differences between men and women in athletic competition and maintain fair opportunities for female athletes.
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>>Governor Mark Gordon (R-WY) yesterday added his voice to a national effort by Republican governors supporting laws that protect women’s sports. Gordon signed a joint statement issued by the Republican Governors Association (RGA) reaffirming the importance of fair competition for female athletes.
“Women have fought for decades for the respect they deserve to be able to compete in sports,” Gordon said. “As a father of girls who competed in sports, I know the value that sports have in developing teamwork and confidence in girls. These laws are prudent ways to ensure women’s rights remain protected.”
The statement comes as the U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments from Idaho and West Virginia defending their laws aimed at ensuring women’s sports remain for women. The governors’ statement emphasized the need to recognize biological differences between men and women in athletic competition and maintain fair opportunities for female athletes.