A high school runner in Oregon sets a personal record in the 200 meter dash, becoming the fifth-fastest runner in the state. The runner's achievement comes amidst discussions about transgender participation in athletics.
The personal record time earned Gallagher second place at the event behind Aster Jones, who currently
The Oregon School Activities Organization, which oversees the state’s high school athletic competitions, currentlya transgender competitor may notify their school of their gender identity and be “consistently treated as that gender for purposes of eligibility for athletics.” Let's call this what it is: encouraged AND celebrated cheating at the hands of the ‘adults’ in the room,” women’s sports activist Riley Gaines
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