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Transgender Connecticut Track Athlete May Win Another State Title Next Week
A male athlete who identifies as transgender may win another high school track state championship in Connecticut next week.
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Boys In Massachusetts High School Field Hockey Surge By 250 Percent Over Eight Seasons
It's becoming increasingly common for boys to play girls' high school field hockey in Massachusetts.
Culture
Massachusetts Family Institute Plans Rally For Bill To Protect Female Athletes
The Massachusetts Family Institute plans to hold a rally and press conference next week to support a bill it says will protect female athletes from "unfair and unsafe competition” by allowing them to opt out of games against teams with males “without fear of discipline.“
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Massachusetts Republican Party Passes Resolution Opposing Males In Women’s Sports
The Massachusetts Republican Party recently took a symbolic stand against males in women's sports. The MassGOP state committee passed "A resolution to protect girls and empower women in sports" at its December 4, 2024, meeting at AC Hotel in Worcester. The measure passed unanimously: 53-0.
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Trump Says Supporting Males In Women’s Sports Likely Cost Democrats Votes
President-elect Donald Trump and U.S. Representative Seth Moulton (D-Salem) agree on something. Trump recently said that he thinks that the Democratic Party cost itself votes by supporting transgender-identifying males competing in women's sports.
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Kraft Group Sports Management Job Listing Says Being Non-White Is A Requirement
Have you ever wanted to work for The Kraft Group? If so, your race may be a factor in hiring.
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Five Transgender Athletes In New Hampshire Girls’ Sports In Recent Years
The New Hampshire House of Representatives passed a bill last week that would prevent some males who identify as transgender from competing in girls' sports. The House voted 189-182 along party lines to pass HB 1205. Republicans voted yes, while Democrats voted no. The bill would require students in
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New England’s Pro Sports Franchises To ‘Take the Lead’ Against Racism
BOSTON — Days after hundreds of National Football League players who took a knee or linked arms during the national anthem helped inject a healthy dose of politics into sports, representatives from New England's five major league sports franchises gathered at Fenway Park to launch a new anti-racism initiative.
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