NCAA changes transgender athletes policy after Trump ban
Announced on Thursday, the National Collegiate Athletic Association said its policy applied to all athletes and was effective immediately. The policy change came the day after President Donald Trump signed an executive order preventing transgender women from competing in female categories of sports.
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With the yo-yoing of the policy," says one transgender naval officer, "it can make it hard for people to know where they're ...
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