Federal Appeals Court Submits, Reverses Trans Sports Ban

The boy who sued the state of West Virginia for not letting him join a woman’s sports team got the federal court to submit.

If that doesn’t tell you our justice system is comprised to the core, I don’t know what will.

These judges and politicans all have their marching orders, and they’re hellbent of forcing the normalization of these degenerate trans ideology.

Never bow and you never submit to them.

Once you give them an inch of rope, they’ll take the whole spool and hang the morals of this country.

A quick look around and we see just that.

Federal Court Overturns West Virginia‘s Trans Sports Ban https://t.co/XTp5Xqn2qt via @BreitbartNews

— SilverThread IsStrongerThanYouThink (@leslie_hileslie) April 19, 2024

“[The West Virginia law] is very reasonable, non-discriminatory and helps promote the competitive fairness for kids and young girls.” @MorriseyWV joined @FoxBusiness to discuss his continued fight to save girls’ sports pic.twitter.com/UhbZiBp8Ho

— Patrick Morrisey Press (@MorriseyPress) April 19, 2024

NBC News reports:

A federal appeals court ruled in favor of a transgender teenager who sued West Virginia over the state’s law barring trans athletes from competing on girls’ and women’s sports teams in public schools and colleges.

In a 2-1 ruling Tuesday, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals sided with Becky Pepper-Jackson, (a boy) 13, who argued that the law prevented him from running on the girls’ cross-country and track teams at his middle school.

The federal appeals court, which is based in Richmond, Virginia, concluded that the state legislation violated Title IX, a federal civil rights law that prohibits sex-based discrimination in schools or education programs that receive funding from the federal government.

“Offering B.P.J. a ‘choice’ between not participating in sports and participating only on boys teams is no real choice at all,” Judge Toby Heytens wrote, using the plaintiff’s initials. “The defendants cannot expect that B.P.J. will countermand her social transition, her medical treatment, and all the work she has done with her schools, teachers, and coaches for nearly half her life by introducing herself to teammates, coaches, and even opponents as a boy.”

Joshua Block, an attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union, which argued on Pepper-Jackson’s behalf, applauded the ruling.

“This is a tremendous victory for our client, transgender West Virginians, and the freedom of all youth to play as who they are,” Block said in a statement. “It also continues a string of federal courts ruling against bans on the participation of transgender athletes and in favor of their equal participation as the gender they know themselves to be. This case is fundamentally about the equality of transgender youth in our schools and our communities and we’re thankful the Fourth Circuit agreed.”

A spokesperson for the West Virginia Education Department, one of the defendants, said it had just received the ruling and was “not in a position to comment at this time.”

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, a Republican who argued the case on behalf of the state, said in a statement that he was “deeply disappointed” and vowed to fight the decision.

“We must keep working to protect women’s sports so that women’s safety is secured and girls have a truly fair playing field,” he said. “We know the law is correct and will use every available tool to defend it.”

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The debate over whether transgender athletes should compete in sports that align with their gender identities continues to be a lightning-rod issue within the nation’s culture wars.

West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice, a Republican, signed the state’s transgender sports bill into law in 2021, making West Virginia one of the first states to restrict trans athletes. Now, it is one of 24 states to have passed such legislation, according to the Movement Advancement Project, a think tank that tracks policies affecting the LGBTQ community. Temporary injunctions are blocking some of the laws, including those in Arizona, Idaho and Utah, according to MAP.

The dignity of our women is not important any more?

Nope, all that matters is special treatment for the holy trannies.

Just a few days ago a West Virginia court ordered the state ban on male athletes in female sports "unconstitutional" and "violates the rights of trans people". What about the rights,dignity and privacy of women?

Well, just mere days later several middle shcool girls in West…

— Sarah Sansoni (@sarahsansoni) April 19, 2024

“[The West Virginia law] is right and just…and it’s going to prevail.” @MorriseyWV joins @NEWSMAX to discuss why West Virginia’s law to save girls’ sports pic.twitter.com/94SzLxKonz

— Patrick Morrisey Press (@MorriseyPress) April 19, 2024

This is a spiritual war. Those of you who know how to fight it, now’s the time.