A family in Washington is now seeking an injunction from the U.S. Supreme Court after their teenage daughter was allegedly assaulted by a transgender athlete in a wrestling match.
\n\nIn December of last year, Kallie Keeler (identified in court papers only as K.M.K.) of Puyallup, at the age of 15, competed for third place at the Lady Jag Kickoff, an all-girls wrestling tournament. When she faced her opponent, she and her mother, Stephanie Lynne Brown, have claimed that they did not know she was facing off against a biological male.
\n\nDuring the match, they allege, the opponent penetrated her. Afterward, another team’s coach informed her that the opponent was male. Keeler left the team in January and her mother asked the school district for a guarantee that she would not have to face a male in wrestling without receiving a penalty. The district refused, saying that Keeler could opt-out only if Keeler already knew the opponent was male and stated that gender-identity information would be kept confidential.
\n\n“The U.S. Department of Education opened a Title IX investigation into the district in February. Two Rogers High School administrators were later charged with failing to make a mandatory report. Prosecutors did not…
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