Supreme Court Upholds States’ Ability to Reserve Female Athletic Competition for Biological Females

On June 30, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision affirming that states may reserve female athletic competition for biological females. The ruling was presented by the White House as a victory for protecting women and girls in sports. It follows a series of executive actions taken by President Donald J. Trump aimed at reinforcing what the administration describes as “biological reality.” These actions include directives to athletic organizations to align policies with biological sex, investigations into Title IX compliance, and changes to federal funding for programs related to gender identity. The court’s decision is portrayed by the White House as confirming the fairness and safety of women’s sports, while highlighting the administration’s ongoing efforts to support women’s athletic participation.

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