Gender in Sports Act allows student-athletes to participate in single-gender programs based on birth-assigned gender.
The Gender in Sports Act mandates that student-athletes can only participate in intercollegiate athletics programs at postsecondary educational institutions that are designated for a single gender if the student-athlete's gender matches the program's gender designation. The gender of the student-athlete is defined as the gender assigned at birth. This act aims to regulate gender participation in college sports.
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