HRC disowns Dem candidates over female-only sports stance
The Human Rights Campaign, a major transgender advocacy group, has distanced itself from two Democratic congressional candidates-Amy Acton, Ohio’s gubernatorial nominee, and rep. Marcy kaptur-due to their opposition to allowing biological boys to compete as girls in school sports. This disagreement led the HRC to exclude these candidates from its support.The article also includes subscription prompts for Washington Examiner, emphasizing access to its news, analysis, and commentary, along with options to log in or subscribe.
The Human Rights Campaign, one of the largest transgender advocacy lobbying groups in the country, has turned its back on two Democratic congressional candidates for going against a key position in the progressive wing’s pro-LGBT platform.
Amy Acton, the Democratic nominee for Ohio governor, and Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-OH) have both been shut out by the HRC over their stated opposition to biological boys competing as girls in school sports.
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