The WIAA changed its policy to limit girls athletics competitions to those designated female at birth. Here's how our readers reacted.

The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association recently updated a policy to comply with federal directives which stipulate only students whose sex assigned at birth was female are allowed to compete in high school athletics,

The WIAA took the step of banning athletes assigned male at birth from competing in girls events. Here's what to know about the change.

The WIAA updated its policies and only athletes designated as females at birth will be allowed to compete in girls competitions. What do you think?

At the State Capitol, several groups testified both for and against a bill that would ban transgender athletes from girls' sports in Minnesota.

The WIAA stated Wednesday that it was changing its policy and no longer allowing athletes assigned male at birth to compete in girls competitions.

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