Male Students No Longer Need to Prove Gender Identity to Play Girls' Sports in New Jersey

The Christian Post ^ | 11/16/2017 | Samuel Smith

[ForYourChildren]

The athletic association that governs most of New Jersey's high school sports has updated its policy to allow biological male students to play on girls sports teams and vice versa without having to provide proof or some sort of documentation of their gender dysphoria.

On Wednesday, the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association executive committee approved a policy that allows transgender students to simply notify their school administration if they desire to change genders without required medical consultation.

"A transgender student, defined as a student whose gender identity differs from the student's sex assigned at birth, shall be eligible to participate in accordance with either their birth sex or in accordance with their gender identity, but not both," the policy explains.

Additionally, the policy states that transgender student athletes may also be granted permission to use banned substances deemed required for hormone therapy if they submit for consideration from a NJSIAA medical review officer.

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Whoa, I was born out of time! You mean I could have gotten onto the girls softball team with those babes?

the real babes play volleyball.

[HLPhat]

When the lawsuits start flying over XY "girls" getting XX scholarships - I expect Biological TRUTH will be center stage...

Bring It On!

XX + XX = FAIL

XY + XY = FAIL

XX + XY = Human

[HLPhat]

>>These rules are likely to result in many female H.S.
>>athletes taking P.E.D.s, just to have a hope of competing
>>against all the males and doped-up girls.

There have already been incidents where “transitioning” XX females have been allowed to compete while taking Testosterone... which in any SANE Athletic Ruling Body - is a P.E.D. regardless of whether the individual is XX, XY, or other.

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/opponents-cry-foul-after-testosterone-fueled-girl-wins-state-wrestling-titl