➡️ The Trump administration claims San Jose University in California violated federal law by allowing a transgender woman to play on the women’s volleyball team, and want the university to apologize to women athletes, ban trans women, and more.
Meanwhile, lawyers representing trans service members challenging Trump’s military ban have accused the government of lying to a federal appeals court.
In the latest from Minneapolis, the woman who filmed Alex Pretti’s killing has spoken out, Pretti’s unnamed killers have been placed on administrative leave, and billionaires Tim Cook and Sam Altman are toeing the line between calling out DHS’s violence and staying on Trump’s good side.
Until tomorrow,
Christine Linnell
Social media manager, The Advocate
Trump's Education Dept. claims San José State violated Title IX with trans inclusion in women's sports
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Administration officials want the university to apologize to women athletes, ban trans women, and more.
Trump DOJ lied to D.C. federal appeals court about trans military ban, lawyers say in stunning filing
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“We hope the court recognizes that they were hearing a number of misrepresentations and that they will carefully read the record in this case,” attorney Shannon Minter told The Advocate.
'Pink coat lady' who filmed Alex Pretti's killing speaks out: 'It could be any of us'
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Stella Carlson was on her way to a church event when she encountered Alex Pretti and the DHS agents who would kill him.
Alex Pretti’s killers placed on administrative leave as Kristi Noem’s story of the shooting unravels
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After days of outrage, two federal agents with the Department of Homeland Security, who shot and killed the ICU nurse, have been sidelined.
Tim Cook and Sam Altman refuse to condemn Trump admin. after Alex Pretti’s killing
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Sam Altman and Tim Cook toe the line between calling out DHS's violence and staying on Trump's good side.
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