Aquatics group first to set new “gender inclusion” policy to protect fairness in competition and women’s category.

A woman is swimming in a pool.

In a statement issued Sunday, June 19th, in Budapest, Germany, the FÉDÉRATION INTERNATIONALE DE NATATION, the governing body of international swimming championships issued a statement on “gender inclusion” in competition. The new rules set competition restrictions for transgendered athletes who have transitioned after the age of 12 – or who have gone through puberty. FINA…

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Title IX. Appeals Court approves plan to restore equal opportunities for women in Brown University athletics

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APPEALS COURT APPROVES SETTLEMENT RESTORING EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN IN BROWN UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS In an important victory for female student athletes, a federal appeals court today unanimously affirmed approval of a settlement agreement between Brown University and a class of women student-athletes at Brown which resolved a class-action court challenge to Brown’s decision in June 2020 to cut women’s…

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Title IX. And women have never looked back – by John Cardullo

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by John Cardullo, sportswriter Since Title IX was enacted Girls and Women’s sports have never been the same and the Ladies have never looked back! It was bound to happen eventually; girls and women have been making huge advancements in sports for years. After the Supreme Court ruled in favor and passed title IX in…

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