Oregon women representatives ask OSAA to change policy on girls sports
KOBI-TV NBC5 - 2024-04-16T21:22:45.000Z

SALEM, Ore. – Twelve Oregon House and Senate Republican women have sent a letter to the OSAA asking for a change to policy when it comes to allowing transgender girls to compete in girls’ high school sports. The letter, sent to OSAA Executive Director Peter Weber, specifically addresses concerns the state representatives have with Policy […]

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