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CV NEWS FEED // San Diego State officials tried to quell pro-women’s protests taking place at the college’s volleyball game against San José State University, a team that has made national headlines for including a transgender player on its roster.
Outkick reports that the November 9 game–which San José State lost–drew around 300 spectators, which is three times the typical crowd size. The crowd included pro-women’s sports protestors, who held a “Save Women’s Sports” banner and chanted “No men in women’s sports” during the game, in protest of San José State’s transgender player, Blaire Fleming.
A security guard present at the game told Outkick that the protestors did not violate any guidelines. When an attendee complained about the protestors, he said that the protestors were protected by free speech.
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Outkick reports that the November 9 game–which San José State lost–drew around 300 spectators, which is three times the typical crowd size. The crowd included pro-women’s sports protestors, who held a “Save Women’s Sports” banner and chanted “No men in women’s sports” during the game, in protest of San José State’s transgender player, Blaire Fleming.
A security guard present at the game told Outkick that the protestors did not violate any guidelines. When an attendee complained about the protestors, he said that the protestors were protected by free speech.
Continued below.
College staff attempt to stop pro-women chants at controversial volleyball game
CV NEWS FEED // San Diego State officials tried to quell pro-women’s protests taking place at the college’s volleyball game against San José State University, a…
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