Washington parents react as girls leave cross country course

The article reports on a controversy surrounding a biological male student competing in girls' cross country in Camas, Washington, and the growing opposition from parents and supporters advocating for the separation of males and females in sports. A rally outside the meet highlighted efforts to pass Initiative 638, which would enforce gender-specific participation in K-12 athletics. Some parents, including a girl who withdrew from the team due to fairness concerns, spoke out against mixed-gender competition, emphasizing the impact on female athletes. The debate reflects broader tensions over fairness and biology in youth sports.

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