Families of two teenage girls sue the California Attorney General Rob Punta The laws of the state that allow sexually athletes to compete in girls' sports.
A lawsuit was filed by Ryan Starling, Taylor Starling's father; Daniel and Sinthia Slavin, and parents to Kaitlein Slavin; And rescue Girls Sports, according to the court documents reviewed by Fox News Digital.
The defendants included are Punta and California, the supervisor of public education Tony Thormond, in addition to the unified Riverid School area and Leann Iacuone and Amanda Chann.
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A neutral gender bath at the University of California, Irvin in Irvin, California. (Reuters/Lucy Nicholson)
The lawsuit challenges a law in California that allows transgender athletes to compete against girls and women, claiming that it violated the ninth title.
the law , AB 1266, It has been in effect since 2014, as California students are granted at the Scholachic and Collegiate level, the right to “participate in neglected sex programs and activities, including teams and sports competitions, and the use of facilities in line with his sexual identity, regardless of sex included in records Student.
“This law contradicts the protection of the ninth federal address, which has been created to ensure fairness, safety and parity for students and mathematics,” said a spokeswoman for faith and freedom, a legal company representing families. statement.
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Students at Martin Luther King's Secondary School in Riferside, California, wear “rescue of sports girls” to protest against the transgender athletes in the team across the country. (With the permission of Sofia Lori)
“AB 1266 undermines female mathematics, forcing them to compete against biological males who have undeniable physical advantages. This is not equality. This is an attack on fairness and safety.”
The lawsuit, which was recently modified to include Punta and Thurmond, was initially in November by the families of Starling and Slavin.
It is claimed that Taylor Starling lost its place in the Versity Country team at Martin Luther King Secondary School in front of the transgender athletes who just moved to school. Starling and Salavin also claimed that when they wore shirts saying “Save Sports Girls” protest, they were reprimanded by officials who compared the shirts with the swast cross.
Prosecutors are looking to make a change at the state level to California.
“Prosecutors seek a federal ruling that AB 1266 violates the ninth address, as well as a decision that carries the area responsible for violating the first amendment rights. They are calling for judicial relief to prevent schools from forcing biological girls to compete with males and against them, a ruling that confirms the gender and said a spokesman for defenders Faith and freedom The protection based on athletics and compensation for the damages resulting from these discriminatory policies. “
Sexual sports supporters keep banners on the left in the role of Tori Hitchcock, young women for America, and Salomay McCullough, to the right, showing “Save Girls Sports” shirts. (Allen J. Schaaben/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
Ryan Starling previously told Fox News that the loss of his daughter's spot has disrupted his entire family emotionally, because Cross Country played a pivotal role in her life. After that, when his daughter and other girls in the team faced school principals on this topic, as he claimed, they were told that “the fraudsters have the rights of more than Cisgeenders.”
“It has been said several times not only Taylor, but her sister,” she said, adding that Taylor is one of three twins, and that the three are active in the sports teams. “All officials of Martin Luther King have mentioned this comment, and the ninth title of the Riferside Unified School,” as the girl of Cisgender, has no same rights as the sexual transgender girl “for many girls, not only our daughters, but many girls on the campus.”
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A RUSD spokesperson declined to make an official comment on Ryan Starling Claims in a conversation with Fox News Digital.
Rusd previously submitted a statement of Fox News Digital that insists that his dealings with the situation were according to the California State Law.
“Although these rules were not created by Rusd, the boycott is committed to compliance with CIF law and regulations. California law prohibits discrimination on students on the basis of sex, sexual identity and gender expression and specifically prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in materialism in materialism and said the statement. “Education and athletics.
Then the slave girl It was previously said Fox News Digital may continue to raise awareness of this issue in the 2026 California state elections in California if the problem is not solved.
“If nothing changed here in the next two years, this should be part of the upcoming elections,” he said.
“I want to see policies that change,” Slavin added. “I still say that the system is broken, and it harms more than it works. I want to see people understand this and admit it. Sometimes we make mistakes, and there is nothing wrong with admitting this, but we need changes and get from those mistakes we make.”
Member of the House of Representatives in California Kate Sanchez He announced in early January It provides a draft law to prohibit sexually transformed athletes from competition in sports and women.
Sanchez, a Republican, will suggest the Sports Girls Protection Law to the state legislature. Currently, 25 states have similar laws in reality.
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