Attorney for alleged victim of trans athlete sexual assault says SCOTUS fight can help set Title IX precedent
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Attorney for alleged victim of trans athlete sexual assault says SCOTUS fight can help set Title IX precedent.
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Kallie Keeler's Supreme Court wrestling case could force 23 states to restrict transgender athletes in girls' sports under Title IX, her lawyer says.
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