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Blog Post 42: How Do Our Current Policies Actually Help Transgender Student Athletes?

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Blog Post 42: How Do Our Current Policies Actually Help Transgender Student Athletes?

By auwcl | October 6, 2015 | 0

How Do Our Current Policies Actually Help Transgender Student Athletes? By Kara Simmons Luckily, the world we currently live in is becoming more aware and accepting of transgender issues. But what do the newest policies geared toward protecting the transgender community mean for transgender student athletes? In April 2014, the Federal Office of Civil Rights…

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