Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal claims that it’s OK for boys to compete against girls because “their brains aren’t fully developed.”
\n\nThe state education chief’s comments come on the tail of the controversy over the state’s rules allowing transgender students who identify as girls to compete in school sports on girls’ teams. The state rules are at issue after about a dozen girls on the Camas High School girls cross-country team walked out of a track event in protest over a boy being allowed to compete on their team.
\n\nThe girls who walked off the field this week protested a boy who had been running on the boys’ team but switched to the girls’ team midseason. According to reports, the male student ranked 76th among the boys, but in his first contest as a girl, he finished second.
\n\nDespite the controversy, Reykdal told KIRO News Radio that it shouldn’t be a problem if boys are allowed to compete on a girls’ team.
\n\nHe first tried to make an issue over girls having to “prove they are girls” to be able to play in school sports, and claimed that such testing would not be fair because boys don’t…
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