With the state also on the brink of a federal investigation over transgender athletes, Republican Assemblyman David Tangipa is offering a path forward. “If we created an open division that everyone gets to compete here, but we still come into compliance with Title IX, I think that’s an actual possible…
State Rep. David Tangipa (R-Fresno) said the CIF’s changes are “an open admission that something wrong is going on.” Assemblyman David Tangipa, center, answers questions as Clovis Republican leaders pushed back against the inclusion of a trans-athlete at this weekend’s CIF State Track & Field Championships holding a press conference…
Ahead of the CIF Track and Field Championships at Veterans Memorial Stadium this weekend, controversy is growing over the participation of transgender athlete AB Hernandez. Read More
Assemblymember David Tangipa, R-Clovis, proposed legislation that would create an “open division” to allow transgender athletes to compete fairly. “That way anybody who wants to compete can compete but we also guarantee that there is a space for our young women and our young athletes to compete just like what…
State Assemblymember David Tangipa also said that he and his colleagues will be looking for solutions to ensure they are protecting young girls and athletes. Tangipa said they are working to get back to the “fundamental understanding that boys are boys and girls are girls.” Read More