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Transgender Woman Awarded $125K From N.J. After Being Placed in Prison Housing With Men
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For more reporting from the Associated Press, see below:Other protections include single-cell housing while final housing determinations are being made; being able to shower separately from other inmates; the right to have input into housing decision and to appeal those decisions, and a prohibition of physical examinations to determine an inmate's genital status.
Pat-down searches or strip searches by transgender women by male officers will be prohibited.The policy will be maintained for at least one year, according to the settlement."This policy places New Jersey in the vanguard of states committed to protecting transgender, intersex, and nonbinary people in prison housing determinations and continues its path toward eliminating.
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02.07 / 21:35
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Sha'Carri Richardson's Olympic Future in Question After Marijuana Test
The New York Times and other media outlets are reporting.The test automatically invalidated her first-place finish and made her ineligible to compete in the 100-meter at the Tokyo Olympics, even though the event won’t be held until two days after her suspension ends. USA Track and Field could choose her to participate in the 4x100-meter relay, but officials haven’t commented on whether this will happen.Richardson, appearing on NBC’s Today show Friday morning, said she used marijuana, which is legal in Oregon but in violation of Olympics rules during competition, after learning of her biological mother’s death.
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