Kamala Harris addresses transgender athlete fairness debate in her book, drawing Trump campaign criticism
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Jeremy B. White
Summary
The article discusses Kamala Harris addressing her past positions on transgender athletes in girls' sports, as cited in her book. It notes that Harris joins other national Democrats like Gavin Newsom in questioning the fairness of trans athlete participation. The Trump campaign has attacked Harris over her transgender rights positions, which she claims were misconstrued. The piece also references Newsom's earlier controversial comments on the issue and a legal battle involving a transgender California athlete.
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bskyKamala Harris addresses transgender athlete fairness debate in her book, drawing Trump campaign criticismpolitico.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledHarris cites concerns about trans athletes in her book
Newsom broke with much of his party earlier this year by saying he felt their participation was 'deeply unfair'
The Trump campaign attacked Harris over her positions on transgender rights. She says they were misconstrued.
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