Poll of the Day: Should Designating School Sports by Assigned Sex Be Put To Voters?
Summary
Ballot measures in Arizona, Colorado, Nebraska and Washington proposed restrictions on transgender students’ participation in school sports and use of school facilities. Newsweek asks readers whether voters should decide these issues through public votes.Key Facts
- Measures were proposed in Arizona, Colorado, Nebraska and Washington.
- The proposals would require schools to designate sports teams as male, female or coed.
- Some proposals would bar students from using facilities that do not match their sex assigned at birth.
- The article asks whether public votes are an appropriate way to address transgender students’ participation in school sports.
- Newsweek says four states approved restrictions on transgender students in school sports, but the article does not name those states.
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