NCAA Board of Governors to Discuss Transgender Policy Next Week

(www.swimmingworldmagazine.com)

posted by DraDra in GenderCritical

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The fact that TRAs allies sent that private letter to Outsports to doxx the 300 signatories, shows just how bias they have always been.

[–] [Deleted] 2 points

Wait, what?

[–] GeneralLesbian 3 points

In the post 300 Women who had participated in the highest levels of women sports sent a letter of concern to the NCAA board of directors, about males competing against female athletes. And they signed it.

You have to read the post for the exact date, but it was in the last 6 years. But someone on the board forward it to Outsports [ TRA sports propaganda website] to doxx them.

[–] [Deleted] 1 points

That's fucked

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