How a women’s college volleyball team became the center of the transgender athlete debate
Brooke Slusser, a co-captain of the San Jose State University women’s volleyball team who was among a group that filed a lawsuit to bar a transgender woman from continuing to play on the team, sits on a bench in San Jose, Calif., on Nov. 18. (AMY OSBORNE/New York Times)
Players from CSU's women's volleyball knelt ahead of semifinal, including one accused of conspiring with SJSU's male player to injure another ...
San Jose State’s season was marked by forfeits, limited protests and the topic of gender identity becoming a political issue ...
Idaho Gov. Brad Little addressed the decision by one of his state's universities to refuse to play a playoff volleyball match ...
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals declined Tuesday to disqualify a San Jose State University transgender player from the ...
Colorado State women's volleyball team will play in Saturday's Mountain West Conference championship game against SJSU amid the controversy surrounding trans player Blaire Fleming.
A federal judge's ruling to allow Blaire Fleming, a transgender women's volleyball player for San Jose State, to play in the ...
The judge also noted in his ruling that “no defendant disputed that San Jose State rosters a trans woman volleyball player.” ...
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