Kristen Waggoner
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475 appearances
4 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 1 Jul
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One is in Minnesota.
You may remember the headlines of the male softball player that competed and they won a state championship.
And there's also a case in Connecticut that we talked about where there's those three and now it's four track athletes that were beaten by two boys, displacing a number of girls, taking 17.
records displacing our client from four state championships those cases are ongoing and the arguments there that title nine again as the court said today it's about ensuring equal opportunities and that there are inherent physical advantages that the male body has over women and girls and so in that instance we will continue to make the case that title nine protects
all of the women, all of the girls across this nation.
And I believe we will win and we will not stop until we do.
But when you say, what can we do?
These policies come about as through school boards, right?
They're through people we elect, through our school boards, through hearings and those kinds of things.
So every dad, every mom should be stepping up to the plate and insisting in those states that the policy be changed.
We're already seeing the IOC, you know, the Olympic Committee, the NCAA, they're all turning on it.
We need to go forward and insist that our local schools do as well.
I don't think that the odds are insignificant.
I mean, these cases have already gone up on appeal in both of these states in the federal court system because they were dismissed.
And now the appellate court reinstated them.
They're back in the trial courts going to trial.
So they're on their way up through the system.
And we will continue to press until the court resolves the issue.
And I think there's some good language in this case.
Yes, the court said we're not touching that question of whether states must do so.
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