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30 States Could Lose NCAA Championship Sites if They Ban Transgender Athletes
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The NCAA men's Final Four is scheduled for Houston in 2023 and San Antonio in 2025. It's not only a big moneymaker for the NCAA, it's a boost to revenues for both the greater metropolitan areas of those cities and the state of Texas.
Meanwhile, state lawmakers in Texas have introduced a bill that would prevent transgender athletes from competing in female sports.The NCAA has stated that it might possibly pull its championships from sites in states that ban transgender athletes.
Thirty of the country's 50 states have filed legislation according to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).In Texas, lawmakers filed a bill this year that would prohibit transgender women from playing single-sex sports in public schools, colleges and.
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Alabama Governor Signs Anti-Trans Sports Bill Into Law
Human Rights Campaign. Similar bills have been signed into law this year in Arkansas, Mississippi, and Tennessee, and the governor of West Virginia is expected to sign one as well.
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