Colorado Public Radio reported that Colorado Springs-area school District 49 adopted a policy in May limiting school athletic teams, locker rooms, and travel sleeping accommodations to actual members of a team's designated sex.

Joined by several like-minded districts, they also sued the CHSAA, Colorado Civil Rights Division (CCRD), and Colorado Attorney General Phillip Weiser over state "anti-discrimination" laws and CHSAA rules asserting that gender-confused individuals must be recognized and accommodated as members of the opposite sex. The suit argued that such mandates are invalid under the prevailing federal interpretation of Title IX as referring strictly to biological sex rather than "gender identity."

Under the settlement, the schools will face no penalties or sanctions from CHSAA for their biology-based policies or for public statements recognizing the innate advantages of biological males. In return, the plaintiffs dismiss their claims against the CHSAA and will pay the body $60,000 for legal expenses. Notably, the settlement only resolves the CHSAA's role in the dispute; the suit against the CCRD and Weiser's office remains ongoing... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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