Minnesota Supreme Court Rules Ban of Trans-Identifying Male Powerlifter from Women’s Event Is Discrimination

The Minnesota Supreme Court issued a ruling on Wednesday, siding with a male pretending to be a woman who wanted to compete in a women’s powerlifting event.

The state’s high court unanimously ruled that USA Powerlifting discriminated against transgender-identifying athlete JayCee Cooper by not allowing him into the women’s competition in 2018, Fox News reported. All of the justices were appointed by either Democrat Gov. Tim Walz or former Democrat Gov. Mark Dayton.

Cooper sued USA Powerlifting in 2021, accusing the organization of engaging in discrimination for rejecting his application to compete in the women’s division in 2018. He argued the…

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