South Dakota requires student athletes to compete based on their biological sex
South Dakota is requiring K-12 and collegiate athletes to compete on teams according to their biological sex. Read more
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South Dakota is requiring K-12 and collegiate athletes to compete on teams according to their biological sex. Read more
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