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Lambda Legal Trans Youth in Sports Conversation Guide
If They Ask, You Can Ask Back
On January 13, 2026 the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in two cases—West Virginia v. B.P.J. and Little v. Hecox—about the freedom of transgender youth to participate in school sports and to learn the life lessons those sports teach. We know this topic can fuel heated debates and spark strong opinions.
That’s why talking about this can feel tricky—but the Lambda Legal Trans Youth in Sports Conversation Guide is here to help. Whether that’s with loved ones or coworkers, this guide gives ideas for how to answer hard questions, ask thoughtful questions in return, and use these moments to build connection rather than division.
Our advice: it’s not about finding the “perfect” thing to say. It’s about saying something that helps people see and celebrate trans youth for exactly who they are. These policies aren’t just about who gets to play soccer or run track—they’re about who belongs, and who gets left out. We won’t stop fighting until every transgender kid feels seen, celebrated, and loved for exactly who they are.
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Vote NO on These Initiatives in November 2026
Initiative #109: Keeping Trans Kids out of School Sports:
They’re calling it “Male and Female Participation in School Sports,” but we know what they really want is to keep trans kids from playing sports with their friends.
This initiative would prohibit transgender youth of any age from playing sports with their peers. It singles out one small group of students and keeps them from participating in the same school activities as all other students.
It singles out one small group of students and keeps them from participating in the same school activities as all other students.
Initiative #110: Banning Gender-Affirming Care for Trans Youth
They’re calling it “Prohibit Certain Surgeries on Minors,” but we know what they really want is to tell parents they can’t get age-appropriate gender-affirming healthcare for their children.
This initiative would limit access to gender-affirming healthcare for transgender youth, even after extensive evaluation and with parental support.
Bias and Hate Motivated Crimes Hotline
The Larimer County DA’s Office has created a hotline as an additional option for members of our community to report hate or bias-motivated crimes. The hotline is not an emergency number, and while messages are checked frequently, the number is not answered. If you need immediate assistance, please call 911.