Protest boys playing in girls sports? Get BANNED from future participation

BMX Bandit

10:09a, 4/30/24

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13364947/trans-athletes-becky-pepper-jackson-lawsuit-harrison-middle-school.html

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Five WEst Virginia middle school students who protested a trans athlete's participation in a shot put competition have been banned from future competitions.

Becky Pepper-Jackson, 13, competed in the Harris County Middle School Track and Field Championship on April 18, two days after a federal appeals court ruled Wes Virginia's transgender sports ban violated the teen's rights under Title IX.

Five girls from Lincoln Middle School stepped up to the circle for their turn, then refused to throw the ball

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has filed a lawsuit against the Harrison County Board of Education on the student's behalf after they were banned from future events.

'I will do everything in my power to defend these brave young girls. This is just wrong. We must stand for what's right and oppose these radical trans policies,' Morrisey said on Monday.

Proud of these girls for doing this. Luckily, they live in a state where the attorney general has their back. not so for the track girls in oregon, etc.

Will this insanity ever end?

TexAgs91

10:18a, 4/30/24

So freedom of speech is dead. Again, I would like to know what Constitution we are actually living under.

I identify as Ultra-MAGA

ABATTBQ11

10:21a, 4/30/24

Blatant first amendment violation. **** these people. Getting really sick of this crap.

bobbranco

10:27a, 4/30/24

In reply to BMX Bandit

BMX Bandit said:
Will this insanity ever end?

If the freaks and perverts are rooted out and the sane school board members, administrators and teachers return it will end.

BadMoonRisin

10:28a, 4/30/24

bring back bullying

ProgN

10:31a, 4/30/24

In reply to BMX Bandit

BMX Bandit said:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13364947/trans-athletes-becky-pepper-jackson-lawsuit-harrison-middle-school.html

Quote:
Five WEst Virginia middle school students who protested a trans athlete's participation in a shot put competition have been banned from future competitions.

Becky Pepper-Jackson, 13, competed in the Harris County Middle School Track and Field Championship on April 18, two days after a federal appeals court ruled Wes Virginia's transgender sports ban violated the teen's rights under Title IX.

Five girls from Lincoln Middle School stepped up to the circle for their turn, then refused to throw the ball

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has filed a lawsuit against the Harrison County Board of Education on the student's behalf after they were banned from future events.

'I will do everything in my power to defend these brave young girls. This is just wrong. We must stand for what's right and oppose these radical trans policies,' Morrisey said on Monday.

Proud of these girls for doing this. Luckily, they live in a state where the attorney general has their back. not so for the track girls in oregon, etc.

Will this insanity ever end?

That's such bull**** and I hope they sue the **** out of that school district and win.

Protest trans in your sport, get banned. Destroy buildings while calling for extermination of Jews, you don't even get expelled from college.

Progressivism is a cancer and it's spreading everywhere.

kag00

10:45a, 4/30/24

In reply to TexAgs91

TexAgs91 said:
So freedom of speech is dead. Again, I would like to know what Constitution we are actually living under.

It was "wrong" speech. "Correct" speech like the riots at campuses and BLM are without consequences. These girls did nothing to anyone but themselves in their refusal to participate in a competition they trained for. They should be celebrated, not banned from competition.

bmks270

11:04a, 4/30/24

I guess they are forbidden to forfeit, so the next move will be simply put in low effort.

Martin Q. Blank

11:07a, 4/30/24

In reply to BMX Bandit

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then refused to throw the ball

oh the horror!

El Gallo Blanco

11:08a, 4/30/24

F ALL LIBERALS.

Just a friendly reminder. There is not a single good one.

agracer

11:17a, 4/30/24

In reply to ABATTBQ11

ABATTBQ11 said:
Blatant first amendment violation. **** these people. Getting really sick of this crap.

Schools have a lot of leeway regarding the 1st amendment and students when they are on school grounds and/or participating in school functions.

Get Off My Lawn

11:42a, 4/30/24

In reply to bobbranco

bobbranco said:
BMX Bandit said:
Will this insanity ever end?
If the freaks and perverts are rooted out and the sane school board members, administrators and teachers return it will end.

It ends when mass revival occurs and a Christian culture displaces the spirits of modernity.

Im Gipper

11:45a, 4/30/24

What a complete crock!!!

I'm Gipper

BBRex

11:47a, 4/30/24

While it is a stupid policy, it isn't a violation of the First Amendment. The girls were, in fact, able to have their protest. They are now facing the consequences of that decision.

I do applaud them for taking a stand. Allowing boys to compete in girls athletics is ridiculous. As is banning the girls from competition.

I'm wrong here, since they are being banned by the County Board of Education and not a private group. Carry on.

samurai_science

11:48a, 4/30/24

In reply to BBRex

BBRex said:
While it is a stupid policy, it isn't a violation of the First Amendment. The girls were, in fact, able to have their protest. They are now facing the consequences of that decision.

I do applaud them for taking a stand. Allowing boys to compete in girls athletics is ridiculous. As is banning the girls from competition.

We will see what the court says

Urban Ag

11:52a, 4/30/24

In reply to bmks270

bmks270 said:
I guess they are forbidden to forfeit, so the next move will be simply put in low effort.

Just walk up and scratch every throw or simply drop the shot put a foot outside the ring, in future competitions

bobbranco

11:56a, 4/30/24

In reply to BBRex

BBRex said:
While it is a stupid policy, it isn't a violation of the First Amendment. The girls were, in fact, able to have their protest. They are now facing the consequences of that decision.

I do applaud them for taking a stand. Allowing boys to compete in girls athletics is ridiculous. As is banning the girls from competition.

Not when the government penalizes them for utilizing the First Amendment.

Having played sports I know plenty who refused to compete in an event for multiple reasons. None were ever penalized.

The correct call would have been to disqualify the boy playing dress up.

Ellis Wyatt

11:57a, 4/30/24

In reply to BBRex

BBRex said:
While it is a stupid policy, it isn't a violation of the First Amendment. The girls were, in fact, able to have their protest. They are now facing the consequences of that decision.

I do applaud them for taking a stand. Allowing boys to compete in girls athletics is ridiculous. As is banning the girls from competition.

True. They're being banned from competition for standing up for science. and reality

"Education" has really taken some huge steps backward lately.

Im Gipper

12:10p, 4/30/24

In reply to BBRex

BBRex said:
While it is a stupid policy, it isn't a violation of the First Amendment. The girls were, in fact, able to have their protest. They are now facing the consequences of that decision.
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Edit: The poster has realized his error.
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I'm Gipper

StandUpforAmerica

12:30p, 4/30/24

Andddd there it is. The coach that banned them is posing in a photo with this guy on her Facebook.

She's no coach, she's an activist.

And she deserves to be fired immediately for retaliating against the girls for demanding fair competition. @HarcoboeWV https://t.co/ePpKgNncta pic.twitter.com/hHUSMNevMn
— Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) April 30, 2024

I'm voting for DeSantis in the primary, but will happily vote for Trump in the general election if he wins the primary.

jrdaustin

12:37p, 4/30/24

In reply to BBRex

BBRex said:
While it is a stupid policy, it isn't a violation of the First Amendment. The girls were, in fact, able to have their protest. They are now facing the consequences of that decision.

I do applaud them for taking a stand. Allowing boys to compete in girls athletics is ridiculous. As is banning the girls from competition.

Uhh, no. Retribution after the fact is still a violation of their 1st amendment rights.

You're basically arguing that "They can say what they want to say, but then we can punish them for saying it."

That's not how it works. Unlike our "protestors" right now who are breaking and entering, as well as breaking all sorts of rules of how to protest, these girls simply refused to compete. There is no rule that states if you show up for a competition, you have to compete.

This will be overturned.

BadMoonRisin

12:39p, 4/30/24

In reply to StandUpforAmerica

The FBI needs to check that dude's hard drive.

BBRex

12:42p, 4/30/24

In reply to Im Gipper

Im Gipper said:
BBRex said:
While it is a stupid policy, it isn't a violation of the First Amendment. The girls were, in fact, able to have their protest. They are now facing the consequences of that decision.
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To be blunt, your understanding of the first amendment and "consequences" is moronic.

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Yep, you're right. I was wrong.

Im Gipper

12:44p, 4/30/24

In reply to BBRex

I apologize for the bluntness, but some takes warrant it. It is nothing personal against you.

I'm Gipper

BBRex

12:45p, 4/30/24

In reply to Im Gipper

Fair enough.

bobbranco

12:46p, 4/30/24

In reply to StandUpforAmerica

Damn. Whittaker alert!

Owlagdad

1:11p, 4/30/24

In reply to StandUpforAmerica

StandUpforAmerica said:
Andddd there it is. The coach that banned them is posing in a photo with this guy on her Facebook.

She's no coach, she's an activist.

And she deserves to be fired immediately for retaliating against the girls for demanding fair competition. @HarcoboeWV https://t.co/ePpKgNncta pic.twitter.com/hHUSMNevMn
— Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) April 30, 2024

Riley is correct. They don't care about kid competing. They just like to get everybody riled up . That's their game.

Logos Stick

1:13p, 4/30/24

In reply to BMX Bandit

If people continue voting for the Democrat party, it will not end. It will get significantly worse.

No Spin Ag

1:14p, 4/30/24

In reply to BMX Bandit

BMX Bandit said:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13364947/trans-athletes-becky-pepper-jackson-lawsuit-harrison-middle-school.html

Quote:
Five WEst Virginia middle school students who protested a trans athlete's participation in a shot put competition have been banned from future competitions.

Becky Pepper-Jackson, 13, competed in the Harris County Middle School Track and Field Championship on April 18, two days after a federal appeals court ruled Wes Virginia's transgender sports ban violated the teen's rights under Title IX.

Five girls from Lincoln Middle School stepped up to the circle for their turn, then refused to throw the ball

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has filed a lawsuit against the Harrison County Board of Education on the student's behalf after they were banned from future events.

'I will do everything in my power to defend these brave young girls. This is just wrong. We must stand for what's right and oppose these radical trans policies,' Morrisey said on Monday.

Proud of these girls for doing this. Luckily, they live in a state where the attorney general has their back. not so for the track girls in oregon, etc.

Will this insanity ever end?

Those girls deserve all the support they're getting and more.

As for when it'll end, who knows, but this is a great start.

There are in fact two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the later ignorance. Hippocrates

Ghost of Andrew Eaton

1:36p, 4/30/24

In reply to BMX Bandit

BMX Bandit said:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13364947/trans-athletes-becky-pepper-jackson-lawsuit-harrison-middle-school.html

Quote:
Five WEst Virginia middle school students who protested a trans athlete's participation in a shot put competition have been banned from future competitions.

Becky Pepper-Jackson, 13, competed in the Harris County Middle School Track and Field Championship on April 18, two days after a federal appeals court ruled Wes Virginia's transgender sports ban violated the teen's rights under Title IX.

Five girls from Lincoln Middle School stepped up to the circle for their turn, then refused to throw the ball

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has filed a lawsuit against the Harrison County Board of Education on the student's behalf after they were banned from future events.

'I will do everything in my power to defend these brave young girls. This is just wrong. We must stand for what's right and oppose these radical trans policies,' Morrisey said on Monday.

Proud of these girls for doing this. Luckily, they live in a state where the attorney general has their back. not so for the track girls in oregon, etc.

Will this insanity ever end?

It's good to see that state help out the girls.

e=mc2

1:38p, 4/30/24

In reply to StandUpforAmerica

StandUpforAmerica said:
Andddd there it is. The coach that banned them is posing in a photo with this guy on her Facebook.

She's no coach, she's an activist.

And she deserves to be fired immediately for retaliating against the girls for demanding fair competition. @HarcoboeWV https://t.co/ePpKgNncta pic.twitter.com/hHUSMNevMn
— Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) April 30, 2024

Looks like a veiled threat on the shirt of that soy-filled pedophile.

Agthatbuilds

1:42p, 4/30/24

County and isd are about to get rolled

ttu_85

2:20p, 4/30/24

In reply to ProgN

ProgN said:
BMX Bandit said:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13364947/trans-athletes-becky-pepper-jackson-lawsuit-harrison-middle-school.html

Quote:
Five WEst Virginia middle school students who protested a trans athlete's participation in a shot put competition have been banned from future competitions.

Becky Pepper-Jackson, 13, competed in the Harris County Middle School Track and Field Championship on April 18, two days after a federal appeals court ruled Wes Virginia's transgender sports ban violated the teen's rights under Title IX.

Five girls from Lincoln Middle School stepped up to the circle for their turn, then refused to throw the ball

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has filed a lawsuit against the Harrison County Board of Education on the student's behalf after they were banned from future events.

'I will do everything in my power to defend these brave young girls. This is just wrong. We must stand for what's right and oppose these radical trans policies,' Morrisey said on Monday.

Proud of these girls for doing this. Luckily, they live in a state where the attorney general has their back. not so for the track girls in oregon, etc.

Will this insanity ever end?
That's such bull**** and I hope they sue the **** out of that school district and win.

Protest trans in your sport, get banned. Destroy buildings while calling for extermination of Jews, you don't even get expelled from college.

Progressivism is a cancer and it's spreading everywhere.

Wow this is a very effective post. So true in every way possible, a damning indictment of our current world. Yet I, we, will do nothing.

taxpreparer

7:23p, 4/30/24

In reply to BBRex

BBRex said:
While it is a stupid policy, it isn't a violation of the First Amendment. The girls were, in fact, able to have their protest. They are now facing the consequences of that decision.

I do applaud them for taking a stand. Allowing boys to compete in girls athletics is ridiculous. As is banning the girls from competition.

I'm wrong here, since they are being banned by the County Board of Education and not a private group. Carry on.

I applaud you for your correction.

B-1 83

7:31p, 4/30/24

In reply to Urban Ag

Urban Ag said:
bmks270 said:
I guess they are forbidden to forfeit, so the next move will be simply put in low effort.
Just walk up and scratch every throw or simply drop the shot put a foot outside the ring, in future competitions

This is the way…..

Being in TexAgs jail changes a man……..no, not really