Trevor NorcrossGuest
Linnea ValdiviaGuestNext, we get to talk to Trevor about how he and his family have found support from meeting other families of transgender athletes in California.
He specifically talks about A.B. Hernandez.
A.B. Hernandez is a transgender athlete from Jurupa Valley High School in Riverside County, California.
She specializes in jumping events and has made history as a CIF state champion.
CIF is a governing body that oversees and regulates high school athletics throughout the state of California.
The CIF allows transgender student athletes to compete on teams that match their gender identity, in compliance with California state anti-discrimination laws.
But because of federal pushback, they have been piloting a new policy.
This policy affects who gets a medal and who advances in competitions.
For example, if a transgender athlete gets a medal, or gets to the podium, the quote unquote displaced cisgender female athlete would also get a medal and an opportunity to advance in competition.
Next, we get to talk to Trevor about how he and his family have found support from meeting other families of transgender athletes in California.
He specifically talks about A.B. Hernandez.
A.B. Hernandez is a transgender athlete from Jurupa Valley High School in Riverside County, California.
She specializes in jumping events and has made history as a CIF state champion.
CIF is a governing body that oversees and regulates high school athletics throughout the state of California.
The CIF allows transgender student athletes to compete on teams that match their gender identity, in compliance with California state anti-discrimination laws.
But because of federal pushback, they have been piloting a new policy.
This policy affects who gets a medal and who advances in competitions.
For example, if a transgender athlete gets a medal, or gets to the podium, the quote unquote displaced cisgender female athlete would also get a medal and an opportunity to advance in competition.
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