In one of the most unprecedented high school track and field meets in recent history, trans athlete AB Hernandez won two titles to the backdrop of protests.

California transgender track and field athlete AB Hernandez laughed off criticism for participating against girls during the ...

California transgender athlete AB Hernandez believes it’s “weird” that people were so outraged by her competing against biological females that they protested multiple high school track events. The ...

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They are distracting all of the athletes they supposedly came to protect,” one coach from a San Diego team said at the meet.

Trump took an interest in the California school competition posting earlier this week on Truth Social that California Governor Gavin Newsom, who he branded "Newscum," was illegally allowing "MEN TO ...

Over the weekend, California held its state high school ... allowing the athlete who finished behind Hernandez to share the podium with her. In a scenario almost designed to single out Hernandez ...

AB Hernandez, a transgender high school student ... Hernandez also placed second in the long jump. The California Interscholastic Federation changed its rules on Tuesday to mandate that any ...

A transgender high school student was pushed into the national spotlight this week after President Donald Trump threatened to withhold federal funding from California over her participation in this ...

The California Interscholastic Federation crowned two champions in a pair of events at Saturday's state high school track and field meet when transgender athlete AB Hernandez placed first in the ...

CLOVIS — AB Hernandez of Jurupa Valley and Kira Gant Hatcher of St. Mary’s-Berkeley stood atop the podium at California’s state track and field championship finals Saturday evening.

California transgender athlete AB Hernandez believes it’s “weird” that people were so outraged by her competing against biological females that they protested multiple high school track events.