BREAKING!! AG Bill Barr Says 'No!' to Transgenders in Women's Sports!

No, they do not.

But soon there will be an RNA vaccine to help with that :)

This should apply nationally and globally. MTF transgenders are not, I repeat emphatically, NOT females and never will be females. They are pretenders usurping the rights of females to compete in sports against other females. Let them form their own leagues of transgenders if they don't want to compete against males, just like females had to.

mRNA maybe but not a vaccine.. mRNA is not a vaccine.

im almost wonder if they should have allowed it
get the women against the progressive movement once and for all

im almost wonder if they should have allowed it
get the women against the progressive movement once and for all

Are you listening pink vagina hat wearers? We are not going to allow young women to be pushed out of their sports by men too weak to compete with other men.

No, they do not.

But soon there will be an RNA vaccine to help with that :)

FINALLY!

DOJ just put out a press release in support of only having women (biological) allowed to play on women's sporting team, and not men/transgenders.

Department of Justice
Office of Public Affairs
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Friday, June 19, 2020

The Department of Justice Files Statement of Interest Defending the Constitutionality of Idaho’s Fairness in Women’s Sports Act

The Department of Justice today filed a statement of interest in Idaho federal court defending Idaho’s Fairness in Women’s Sports Act against a challenge under the Constitution’s Equal Protection Clause.

“Allowing biological males to compete in all-female sports is fundamentally unfair to female athletes” said Attorney General William P. Barr. “Under the Constitution, the Equal Protection Clause allows Idaho to recognize the physiological differences between the biological sexes in athletics. Because of these differences, the Fairness Act’s limiting of certain athletic teams to biological females provides equal protection. This limitation is based on the same exact interest that allows the creation of sex-specific athletic teams in the first place — namely, the goal of ensuring that biological females have equal athletic opportunities. Single-sex athletics is rooted in the reality of biological differences between the sexes and should stay rooted in objective biological fact.”

On March 30, 2020, Idaho enacted the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act (Fairness Act), Idaho Code Ann. § 33-6202 et seq., which goes into effect in July 2020. Idaho’s Fairness Act contains two main provisions. First, covered athletic teams “shall be expressly designated as one (1) of the following based on biological sex: (a) Males, men, or boys; (b) Females, women, or girls; or (c) Coed or mixed.” Idaho Code Ann. § 33-6203(1). Second, “[a]thletic teams or sports designated for females, women, or girls shall not be open to students of the male sex.” Id. § 33-6203(2). The Fairness Act does not contain a comparable limitation for biological females who wish to participate on a team designated for biological males.

In enacting the Fairness Act, Idaho determined that “[h]aving separate sex specific teams furthers efforts to promote sex equality. Sex-specific teams accomplish this by providing opportunities for female athletes to demonstrate their skill, strength, and athletic abilities while also providing them with opportunities to obtain recognition and accolades, college scholarships, and the numerous other long-term benefits that flow from success in athletic endeavors.” Id. § 33-6202(12). In support of this conclusion, the Fairness Act cites authority establishing that inherent physiological differences between men and women generally include a difference in “strength, speed, and endurance” that results in “different athletic capabilities,” which generally give men a significant advantage in head-to-head competition. Id. § 33-6202(1)-(10).

In its statement of interest, the United States explains that the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution does not require States to abandon their efforts to provide biological women with equal opportunity to compete for, and enjoy the life-long benefits that flow from, participation in school athletics in order to accommodate the team preferences of transgender athletes. Put differently, the Constitution does not require Idaho to provide the special treatment plaintiffs request, under which biological males are allowed to compete against biological females if and only if the biological males are transgender.

Attachment(s):
Download Statement of Interest (PDF)
[link to www.justice.gov (secure)]

Topic(s):
Civil Rights

Component(s):
Civil Rights Division
Office of the Attorney General

Press Release Number:
20-563

Updated June 19, 2020

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Quoted in FULL above, as permitted by copyright law for any US government-created documents.

FINALLY!

DOJ just put out a press release in support of only having women (biological) allowed to play on women's sporting team, and not men/transgenders.

Department of Justice
Office of Public Affairs
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Friday, June 19, 2020

The Department of Justice Files Statement of Interest Defending the Constitutionality of Idaho’s Fairness in Women’s Sports Act

The Department of Justice today filed a statement of interest in Idaho federal court defending Idaho’s Fairness in Women’s Sports Act against a challenge under the Constitution’s Equal Protection Clause.

“Allowing biological males to compete in all-female sports is fundamentally unfair to female athletes” said Attorney General William P. Barr. “Under the Constitution, the Equal Protection Clause allows Idaho to recognize the physiological differences between the biological sexes in athletics. Because of these differences, the Fairness Act’s limiting of certain athletic teams to biological females provides equal protection. This limitation is based on the same exact interest that allows the creation of sex-specific athletic teams in the first place — namely, the goal of ensuring that biological females have equal athletic opportunities. Single-sex athletics is rooted in the reality of biological differences between the sexes and should stay rooted in objective biological fact.”

On March 30, 2020, Idaho enacted the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act (Fairness Act), Idaho Code Ann. § 33-6202 et seq., which goes into effect in July 2020. Idaho’s Fairness Act contains two main provisions. First, covered athletic teams “shall be expressly designated as one (1) of the following based on biological sex: (a) Males, men, or boys; (b) Females, women, or girls; or (c) Coed or mixed.” Idaho Code Ann. § 33-6203(1). Second, “[a]thletic teams or sports designated for females, women, or girls shall not be open to students of the male sex.” Id. § 33-6203(2). The Fairness Act does not contain a comparable limitation for biological females who wish to participate on a team designated for biological males.

In enacting the Fairness Act, Idaho determined that “[h]aving separate sex specific teams furthers efforts to promote sex equality. Sex-specific teams accomplish this by providing opportunities for female athletes to demonstrate their skill, strength, and athletic abilities while also providing them with opportunities to obtain recognition and accolades, college scholarships, and the numerous other long-term benefits that flow from success in athletic endeavors.” Id. § 33-6202(12). In support of this conclusion, the Fairness Act cites authority establishing that inherent physiological differences between men and women generally include a difference in “strength, speed, and endurance” that results in “different athletic capabilities,” which generally give men a significant advantage in head-to-head competition. Id. § 33-6202(1)-(10).

In its statement of interest, the United States explains that the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution does not require States to abandon their efforts to provide biological women with equal opportunity to compete for, and enjoy the life-long benefits that flow from, participation in school athletics in order to accommodate the team preferences of transgender athletes. Put differently, the Constitution does not require Idaho to provide the special treatment plaintiffs request, under which biological males are allowed to compete against biological females if and only if the biological males are transgender.

Attachment(s):
Download Statement of Interest (PDF)
[link to www.justice.gov (secure)]

Topic(s):
Civil Rights

Component(s):
Civil Rights Division
Office of the Attorney General

Press Release Number:
20-563

Updated June 19, 2020

[link to www.justice.gov (secure)]

Quoted in FULL above, as permitted by copyright law for any US government-created documents.

FINALLY!

DOJ just put out a press release in support of only having women (biological) allowed to play on women's sporting team, and not men/transgenders.

Department of Justice
Office of Public Affairs
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Friday, June 19, 2020

The Department of Justice Files Statement of Interest Defending the Constitutionality of Idaho’s Fairness in Women’s Sports Act

The Department of Justice today filed a statement of interest in Idaho federal court defending Idaho’s Fairness in Women’s Sports Act against a challenge under the Constitution’s Equal Protection Clause.

“Allowing biological males to compete in all-female sports is fundamentally unfair to female athletes” said Attorney General William P. Barr. “Under the Constitution, the Equal Protection Clause allows Idaho to recognize the physiological differences between the biological sexes in athletics. Because of these differences, the Fairness Act’s limiting of certain athletic teams to biological females provides equal protection. This limitation is based on the same exact interest that allows the creation of sex-specific athletic teams in the first place — namely, the goal of ensuring that biological females have equal athletic opportunities. Single-sex athletics is rooted in the reality of biological differences between the sexes and should stay rooted in objective biological fact.”

On March 30, 2020, Idaho enacted the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act (Fairness Act), Idaho Code Ann. § 33-6202 et seq., which goes into effect in July 2020. Idaho’s Fairness Act contains two main provisions. First, covered athletic teams “shall be expressly designated as one (1) of the following based on biological sex: (a) Males, men, or boys; (b) Females, women, or girls; or (c) Coed or mixed.” Idaho Code Ann. § 33-6203(1). Second, “[a]thletic teams or sports designated for females, women, or girls shall not be open to students of the male sex.” Id. § 33-6203(2). The Fairness Act does not contain a comparable limitation for biological females who wish to participate on a team designated for biological males.

In enacting the Fairness Act, Idaho determined that “[h]aving separate sex specific teams furthers efforts to promote sex equality. Sex-specific teams accomplish this by providing opportunities for female athletes to demonstrate their skill, strength, and athletic abilities while also providing them with opportunities to obtain recognition and accolades, college scholarships, and the numerous other long-term benefits that flow from success in athletic endeavors.” Id. § 33-6202(12). In support of this conclusion, the Fairness Act cites authority establishing that inherent physiological differences between men and women generally include a difference in “strength, speed, and endurance” that results in “different athletic capabilities,” which generally give men a significant advantage in head-to-head competition. Id. § 33-6202(1)-(10).

In its statement of interest, the United States explains that the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution does not require States to abandon their efforts to provide biological women with equal opportunity to compete for, and enjoy the life-long benefits that flow from, participation in school athletics in order to accommodate the team preferences of transgender athletes. Put differently, the Constitution does not require Idaho to provide the special treatment plaintiffs request, under which biological males are allowed to compete against biological females if and only if the biological males are transgender.

Attachment(s):
Download Statement of Interest (PDF)
[link to www.justice.gov (secure)]

Topic(s):
Civil Rights

Component(s):
Civil Rights Division
Office of the Attorney General

Press Release Number:
20-563

Updated June 19, 2020

[link to www.justice.gov (secure)]

Quoted in FULL above, as permitted by copyright law for any US government-created documents.

Good news.

let the progressives take it all the way so they learn they are nothing but a bunch of idiot marxists/communists.

during the russian revolution, the original leaders were all murdered once the revolutionaries got into power, thats what will happen, progressives are a bunch of useful idiots, and once their masters get into power they will murder all opposition, even the opposition that helped them to power

im almost wonder if they should have allowed it
get the women against the progressive movement once and for all

Barr's argument seems strained to me. I don't think he's going to win. The logic of the recent SCOTUS decision is that anyone has equal rights to compete or work as a woman (incl. women's sports etc.) or as a man, and one's birth sex should not affect that. There's not much logic left after that. Women's this and that should be open to biological males.

Barr has to try to construct an argument consistent with this logic, and I don't think such an argument exists.

Don’t get too excited—will end up with the supremes and Roberts will side with the libs. Our country is toast.

Make Venus and Serena Williams give back their Women's tennis titles