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The families of Parker Tirrell, 15, and Iris Turmelle, 14, filed a lawsuit Friday seeking to overturn the "Fairness in Women's Sports Act" that Republican Gov. Chris Sununu signed into law last month. While Turmelle doesn't plan to play sports until December, Tirrell sought an emergency order allowing her to start soccer practice Monday evening.
U.S. District Court Chief Judge Landya McCafferty granted the request with just hours to spare, finding that Tirrell had demonstrated likely success on the merits of the case. The two sides now have 14 days to schedule a hearing on the plaintiffs' broader motion for a preliminary order blocking the state from enforcing the law while the case proceeds.
The Obama-appointed judge decided to block the enforcement of New Hampshire's recently signed law to protect women and girls from having to compete on sports teams with and against men.
Now these teen boys will be on the same teams with teen girls.
The lawsuit said the law violates constitutional protections and federal laws because the teens are being denied equal educational opportunities and are being discriminated against because they are transgender.
In reality, these boys ARE allowed to compete, but they have to make the boys' team. And in no world are they being denied "equal education" because they aren't allowed to play on the girls' team.
Here's the local news story:
Not playing will cause her [SIC] irreparable harm.
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