NCAA, Texas Attorney General
Texas sues NCAA to inspect every athlete’s gender before allowing them to play
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) has filed a lawsuit against the National College Athletic Association (NCAA) seeking to force it to conduct medical examinations to verify the biological sex of college and university athletes. It’s unclear how the examinations would verify each player’s sex.
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