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  1. Colorado children should wait for sex-change surgery

    Colorado voters decide Proposition 135 on Nov. 3, weighing whether children should face fewer safeguards against permanent surgery than adults do.

  2. Colorado should pass Prop. 134 to protect girls’ teams

    Colorado voters decide Proposition 134 on Nov. 3 as Dakota Ridge parents demand answers over girls cut from the volleyball roster.

    Also filed under Jefferson County

  3. CMS ends Medicaid and CHIP funding for sex-change procedures on minors

    The rule took effect Oct. 13, but states can still use their own funds and federal matching can continue for up to six months for some existing hormone therapy.

    Also filed under Virginia, Montana, Arizona

  4. Protect girls’ sports. Stand with Kendall Kotzmacher.

    A college softball player says someone threatened to kill her after she defended girls’ sports; her teammates’ solidarity shows how parents and leaders should respond.

    Also filed under Minnesota

  5. A Four-Time NCAA Champion Wants a Lane of Her Own for Her Daughter. Colorado's Board of Ed Members Want the Old Rules.

    On Nov. 3, Colorado voters decide whether girls’ teams will be protected by a statewide sex-based rule that takes effect Jan. 1, 2027.

  6. Colorado committee kills girls’ sports bill; voters decide next

    The 8-3 vote killed HB26-1083; Initiative 109, which would designate school teams by biological sex, is set for Colorado’s Nov. 3 ballot.

  7. Athletes for Action joins Colorado girls’ sports ballot fight

    The group is urging a yes vote on Proposition 134, which would bar male students from girls’ teams, ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

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