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Minnesota court gives win to transgender powerlifter who was barred from competing as a woman

The Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday delivered a win to a transgender weightlifter, saying she's protected by the state's expansive human rights law, while the organization that banned her from competing in its women's division said it still has a chance.

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Minnesota Supreme Court rules for trans powerlifter who was barred from competing in women's event

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USA Powerlifting responds after Minnesota Supreme Court rules disqualifying trans athlete was discrimination

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Minnesota Supreme Court determines USA Powerlifting violated trans athlete's human rights

“This ruling sends a clear and powerful message: transgender people have a right to enjoy public spaces in Minnesota like sporting events, restaurants, and movie theaters, free from targeted discrimi...

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Minnesota Supreme Court sends transgender powerlifter's legal challenge back to lower court

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Minnesota Supreme Court rules transgender athlete ban is discrimination but opens door to further challenges

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Woman, 28, Powerlifts Through Breast Cancer Treatment and Finds 'Insane' Payoff

The elite athlete was competing in powerlifting events when she was shocked to be diagnosed with breast cancer. She found a way to keep lifting weights during chemotherapy.

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Former Strongest Woman in the World Jan Todd Shares Her Journey from 'Jock' to 'Whole Person' (Exclusive)

Jan Todd’s journey to being the strongest woman in the world began by chance. She was in a local Austin gym with her husband, Terry Todd, in 1973, when she saw another woman deadlift 225 lbs. It was then that she became inspired to lift weights — and ...