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Episode 2 looks at the recent legislative push to ban transgender kids from scholastic sports across the country in the context of the anti-trans bathroom bans that preceded it. I also dive into the Soule v. Connecticut case that is so frequently referenced as an example of trans athlete exceptionalism despite the actual facts. There will be more later in the season on the organizations encouraging the passage of sports bans and supporting their defense in court, but my guests in this episode start to shed some light on who they are and what motivates their actions. I extend my deepest thanks to each of the contributors to this episode who shared their knowledge and insights with me.

This episode features clips from conversations with:

Shira Berkowitz (Organizational Bio)
Senior Director of Public Policy & Advocacy, PROMO

Val Moyer
Researcher, Athlete Ally
Work referenced:

  • Valerie Moyer, et. al., Examining the Ethics and Impacts of Laws Restricting Transgender Youth-Athlete Participation, HASTINGS CTR. REP.. (June 7, 2023), https://doi.org/10.1002/hast.1484.

Bob Boland (Faculty Profile)
Assistant Professor of Law, Seton Hall Law

Dara Purvis (Faculty Profile)
Associate Dean for Research and Partnerships & Professor of Law, Penn State Law
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Publication Date

10-9-2023

Disciplines

Education Law | Law and Gender

Episode 2: State of the Union

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