Texas House Passes Bill Requiring Students Compete on Sports Teams Matching Sex Assigned at Birth

Texas House Passes Bill Requiring Students Compete on Sports Teams Matching Sex Assigned at Birth
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Bill Pan
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All student athletes in Texas public schools would be required to compete on teams that match their sex assigned at birth, under a bill that cleared the state House on Thursday.

House Bill 25, which was approved in a party-line 76–54 vote, would restrict public school students to playing on sports teams matching the biological sex listed on their birth certificates received at or near the time of their birth. It now heads to the state Senate, where it is expected to pass.

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