Girls are prosecuting California to homosexual athletes in the volleyball team

Exclusive: Three young women in southern California filed a lawsuit against the California Union (CIF), the CDE (CDE) and the Jurupa Unified School (Jusd) due to a biological male insertion on Goroba Valley Secondary School Volleyball team for girls.

The lawsuit, which was submitted on Tuesday at the local United States Court of the Central Region in California, claimed that the prosecutors “suffered from sexual discrimination, including sexual harassment, unsafe and unsafe mathematical environments, discrimination in the view, and violations of their religious freedom and safety” as a result of the trial of the jury valley. ” Sports crossing.

The case is the case, the current players, Alyssa McFireson, Hadil Hazamé, the former player and the major sister of McFison, Madison McFireson and their families. Hazameh and Alyssa McPherson recently withdrew from the team in protest against The Trans Athlete, as they told Fox News Digital.

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The lawsuit claimed that Hazameh and ALYSSA MCPHERSON were recently removed from the team’s group chat after informing their coach that they are “uncomfortable with the participation of the volleyball field and the treasury room with a male student.” Prosecutors also claimed that the school practices had violated the religious freedom of girls.

“The prosecutors have fallen through an ever -hostile environment created by the defendants, as they were subjected to intimidation by school officials to control their objections to competition with, and against, male and sharing intimate and private spaces with male,” says the lawsuit.

The McFireson family, who is known as the practice of Catholics, claimed that “the belief that God created human beings as males and female and that sex is a fixed characteristic that cannot be changed.

Meanwhile, Hazameha and her family are defined as practicing Muslims “who prevent their religious obligations from exposing her hair or body to males, including wearing the veil. It is guided by Islamic teachings, and they believe that men and women have distinct biological differences, roles and responsibilities, which should be updated and thirty.”

“Their faith emphasizes humility, dignity, and honoring the gender differences that must be compatible with” biological sex “in both practice and identity.

The lawsuit seeks to obtain cash damage and you have a transformed athlete, Father HernandezIt was removed from the team, claiming that the presence of the athlete led other schools to lose games to the Jurupa Valley this season. So far, four opponents have lost matches with Jurupa Valley amid national scrutiny over Hernandez’s participation in girls’ sports.

Hazameh and Alyssa McPherson competed alongside Hernandez throughout their career in secondary volleyball. Madison McFireson, a former fellow of Hernandez.

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But this season, the Hernandez season for the final high school was opened, with widespread controversy after the Trans athletes called for two girls for girls in the track and the field last spring.

After the season, Hernandez is competing in protests by mathematics and their families, who wear “Save Girls Sports”. In the days before the victories of the Hernandez Championship for the state, President Donald Trump sent a publication of the truth on a social warning from California officials and the governor of Gavin New News not to allow the converted athlete to compete in the state finals.

CIF has modified its policies to reward any mathematics that ended behind Hernandez, but still allows the converted athlete to compete, and eventually win the high jumping of girls and triple jumping, and the second place in the long jump. Mathematics, which was one place behind Hernandez, participated in the platform sites alongside the transient athlete.

Then in July, the Ministry of Justice filed a law against CDE and CIF for its policies that allowed biological males to compete in girls’ sports throughout the state despite Trump signing an executive order in February to ban it.

This lawsuit continues.

Fox News Digital communicate with CDE, CIF and Jusd to respond to the lawsuit filed by McPhersons and Hazameh, but she did not receive a response.

The educational zone previously made an exclusive statement of Fox News Digital, which indicates the continuous controversy involved on Hernandez to government and legislative officials.

“The educational areas do not write laws for the state of California, and do not have the power to ignore or change them. However, as in the state’s agencies funded in the first place, they are required to follow them up. Since these cases play in our courts and the media, any invitation must be sent on these matters in the state and federal officials elected in providing laws and policies that affect government education.”

“We sympathize with all students who are affected by issues outside their will. Jusd is committed to supporting the law, which prohibits discrimination on the basis, among other characteristics, sex, sexual identity, sexual expression and sexual orientation in any program or activity, ensuring that all communications feel safe, support and emphasize those in school.”

A Scan By the California Public Policy Institute, most of the California population opposed athletes who transport the competitive biological males in women’s sports.

This number included more than 70 % of Parents of the state school.

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“Most of the California residents support the request of sexually transgender athletes to compete for sex -identical teams that were appointed at birth,” the poll mentioned.

“The solid majority of adults (65 %) and potential voters (64 %) supports those who require sexually transformed athletes for the teams that match the sex that was appointed at birth, and not the sex they recognize.

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