POLITICSARIZONA MIRROR
Critics say ‘Protect Girls Sports’ act will lead to intrusive bathroom policing
Arizona's 2022 law prohibits trans students from joining girls sports teams, and a new ballot measure (Prop. 318) threatens lawsuits against schools allowing trans girls to participate in sports or use facilities aligning with their gender identity. Critics argue the measure will lead to intrusive scrutiny of all students and public visitors, enforcing stereotypes about girls' physical traits and gender expression. A court ruled the measure valid, stating its provisions align with limiting transgender students' athletic participation.
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