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24.04 - 13:15
Florida's Rick Scott Warns NCAA Against 'Woke Elitist Psychobabble' as State Considers Transgender Bill
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NCAA likes to threaten FL and other states. Well, here's a threat to the NCAA—the American people are not going to allow biological males to compete in women's sports.
It's not going to happen," Scott tweeted Tuesday afternoon, responding to a Politico report in which the NCAA board warned it is "closely" following state-by-state transgender laws."If you keep threatening the public with your woke elitist psychobabble, the NCAA will not last much longer.
Florida cannot be replaced, but you can be replaced," Scott warned the nonprofit organization, which regulates 1,268 North American institutions and conferences.The NCAA Board of Governors statement which prompted Scott's remarks Tuesday did not mention his home state by name, but their.
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Louisiana governor opposes bans on trans athletes and transition-related health care for youth
The Advocate, a Baton Rouge-based newspaper. Edwards warned that any legislation seen as attacking the LGBTQ community could potentially bring an “adverse impact to the state,” such as the economic backlash experienced by North Carolina in 2016 when lawmakers there passed a bill restricting which public restroom facilities transgender people could use.New Orleans is currently scheduled to host the NCAA’s Final Four basketball tournament in 2022, and some opponents — including Edwards — worry the collegiate sports association will relocate the tournament if the state passes any measures targeting transgender individuals, as it previously did with North Carolina over its anti-trans law, and as it is currently doing with Georgia in protest of
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