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Connecticut Female Athletes Will Finally Get Their Day in Court

Four female athletes from Connecticut will finally get their day in court. Selina Soule, Chelsea Mitchell, Alanna Smith, and Ashley Nicoletti are challenging a Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference (CIAC) policy that allows men who identify as women to compete in women’s sports.

A district court, which originally dismissed their case, will now hear how the CIAC’s policy deprived these girls of recognition for their athletic achievements, and about the gut-wrenching disappointment of losing in a competition that was unfair from the beginning.

Girls across the country are struggling against the reality that gender ideology has infected sports.

That’s why Alliance Defending Freedom will continue to vigorously work to ensure that female athletes in Connecticut—and throughout the country—aren’t forced to compete against male athletes. Currently, 24 states have passed laws that aim to protect fairness in women’s sports—and we hope more states will follow.

Unjust policies allowing males to compete in women’s athletic programs must not go unchallenged. 

Left unchecked, these flawed policies would spell the end of female athletics.

Help ensure a strong defense for today’s female athletes today and stand up for the truth about men and women. You can be an advocate for women and girls across the nation.  

Thank you!

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