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THURS: NMSU players speak out about sexual assault, + More - Vimarsana News

THURS: NMSU players speak out about sexual assault, + More

Benjamin and former teammate Shak Odunewu spoke on Wednesday about their time at New Mexico State, which led them to file a lawsuit alleging they were ganged up on and sexually assaulted by their teammates.

Source: kunm.org
Transgender athletes born male may be banned from elite female events - Vimarsana News

Transgender athletes born male may be banned from elite female events

Transgender cyclists who were born male may be banned from elite female cycling races after the sport’s governing body the UCI bowed to pressure by saying it will consider a new policy despite recently defending its stance

UCI reviewing rules after transgender cyclist Austin Killips' win - Vimarsana News

UCI reviewing rules after transgender cyclist Austin Killips' win

Cycling's governing body is changing its tune after defending transgender female Austin Killips, who won a women's race in New Mexico last weekend.

Source: nypost.com
HHS Investigating Kansas and Missouri Hospitals for Refusing Abortion Care - Vimarsana News

HHS Investigating Kansas and Missouri Hospitals for Refusing Abortion Care

HHS is looking into two hospitals that refused to perform an abortion on a Missouri woman whose health and life was threatened by the continuation of her pregnancy.

Source: reason.com
Austin Killips, transgender biker, fuels backlash over rise of male-born athletes in women's cycling - Vimarsana News

Austin Killips, transgender biker, fuels backlash over rise of male-born athletes in women's cycling

In the world of women's pro cycling, it's becoming increasingly difficult to avoid racing against male-born athletes who identify as women. Just ask Hannah Arensman.