‘Common sense’: US Supreme Court backs bans on transgender women in female sports

By Sky News Australia

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Sky News host James Morrow says the US Supreme Court ruling allowing states to ban transgender women from female sports could signal a broader shift toward what he calls common-sense policies. “We’ve seen how Australia seems to be so far behind the rest of the world on these issues,” Mr Morrow said. “Yesterday the Trump administration secured a win in the Supreme Court after it ruled that states can ban transgender women from competing in female school and college sports. “The court said quite reasonably that these laws do not violate various clauses of the Constitution. “This might again be a bit of another hopeful sign for a bit more common sense and sanity here in Australia.”

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