Judge Allows San Jose State Transgender Volleyball Player to Compete
Briefly

The decision by a federal judge allows a transgender volleyball player at San Jose State to compete on the women's team, highlighting ongoing debates about transgender athletes' rights.
The controversy surrounding the participation of Blaire Fleming has divided the Spartan volleyball team and staff, drawing attention nationwide as it echoes a broader national discussion on transgender athletes.
Plaintiffs, including team co-captain Brooke Slusser and former players, argued that allowing the transgender athlete to compete denies women equal opportunities in sports.
San Jose State University maintains compliance with NCAA eligibility rules and cites support from a Supreme Court ruling endorsing protections against sex discrimination.
Read at San Jose Inside
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