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=== Terry Miller and Andraya Yearwood === | === Terry Miller and Andraya Yearwood === | ||
Two male transgender high school athletes, [[Terry Miller]] and [[Andraya Yearwood]], won first and second place in the Connecticut state championship 100-meter dash in 2018. Miller also won first place in the 200-meter dash.<ref>https://www.wkbn.com/news/national-world/transgender-track-stars-win-state-championship-ignites-debate/1238813951</ref> | Two male transgender high school athletes, [[Terry Miller]] and [[Andraya Yearwood]], won first and second place in the Connecticut state championship 100-meter dash in 2018. Miller also won first place in the 200-meter dash.<ref>Hudak, A. (2018, June 14). Transgender track stars win state championship, ignites debate over rules. Retrieved from https://www.wkbn.com/news/national-world/transgender-track-stars-win-state-championship-ignites-debate/1238813951 </ref> | ||
=== Laurel Hubbard === | === Laurel Hubbard === | ||