In recent weeks, headlines have been dominated by debates over transgender athletes, political commentary, and the future of girls’ sports. As a parent of student-athletes for over two decades, I believe much of the national conversation misses a key point: this is not just a political or cultural flashpoint—it’s about fairness.

The California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) has faced scrutiny over its handling of recent competitions involving transgender athletes. The decision to amend policies following public pressure reveals a concerning inconsistency—and a lack of foresight. CIF’s approach to allowing athletes who are biologically male to compete in the girls’ division raises serious questions about competitive equity.

Take the case of transgender athlete AB Hernandez, who made hea

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