Yet another male athlete won a female high school athletic event, outpacing girls in a 200-meter race last weekend.States continue to disregard President Trump's executive order to keep men out of women's sports, including Pennsylvania, the pivotal swing state that Trump won in 2024.Over the weekend, the Suburban One League, an athletic conference in Southeastern Pennsylvania, hosted the SOL American Conference Championships in Horsham. During the Liberty Girls' 200-meter race, viewers quickly noticed that one of the runners had distinct physical qualities."His shoulder width is twice the size of the girls," one viewer wrote."He's got big quads," reporter Beth Bourne wrote alongside a photo of the athlete.A video of the event, taken from near the finish line, showed high school male Sean "Luce" Allen take the victory in the girls' 200-meter race, winning by just over one-tenth of a second. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon and President Donald Trump in 2018. Photo by Oliver Contreras/Getty ImagesRELATED: 'A lot of people say it's not happening!': A definitive list of men who have dominated women's sportsAfter the race was concluded, and a brief meeting with an athletic official, a group of four girls were seen celebrating with the third-place finisher — whom they may have assumed came in second place due to the close results — right in front of the student purporting to be a female. It should also be noted that with the male athlete taking first place in the event, a victory was taken away from a girl who is technically the fastest female in the category despite being in just the ninth grade.In March, the male athlete released a statement claiming transgender athletes are stripped of their "opportunity to develop as people" if forced to compete in their actual gender category.Allen said that "trans athletes, like any other high school athlete, are just kids who want to compete."According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Allen's parents said it would be "cruel" to have their son compete against other males. 'Female athletes are being ignored, injured, and erased.'Recently, males in women's' sports have sparked protests across the country from those unwilling to compete in unfair competitive settings.For example, a group of four female high jumpers forfeited their spots at a competition in Oregon over the participation of a male. The male in question ended up winning the competition by out-jumping 18 female competitors.Former NCAA swimmer Kaitlynn Wheeler spoke to Blaze News about the increased pressure states are coming under for allowing these competitions to go unchecked."If Congress doesn't intervene now, we're not just watching the death of women's sports; we're watching the collapse of basic truth and fairness in America," Wheeler claimed. "Female athletes are being ignored, injured, and erased, while the very institutions designed to protect us, like the NCAA, USA Fencing, and even public schools, are actively violating Title IX and spitting in the face of common sense."Wheeler noted there is a moral question in play and urged Congress to act upon its "constitutional duty" to provide oversight, uphold federal laws, and "protect the rights of every American girl."She added, "If they don't step in, they're complicit. And let’s be honest — if we can’t even agree that men don't belong in women's locker rooms, how can the American people trust anything our institutions say?"Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A former teacher of the year from California has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for grooming and sexually assaulting two elementary school students. Jacqueline Ma, 36, had been a fifth- and sixth-grade teacher at Lincoln Acres Elementary School in National City.'I just pray for an extra hand of protection and strength to all of those I’ve hurt. I’m so sorry.'Ma was named teacher of the year for the 2022-2023 academic year by the San Diego County Office of Education.On Feb. 5, Ma pleaded guilty to two counts of forcible lewd act on a child, one count of lewd act on a child, and one count of possessing child sexual abuse material, including allegations of substantial sexual conduct and having multiple victims. In March 2023, Jacqueline Ma was arrested and hit with three felony counts of lewd and lascivious acts with a child and three felony counts of oral copulation. RELATED: Ex-teacher accused of sexually abusing up to 10 students, exposing children to stripper pole, sex toys, and drugs MarsBars via iStock / Getty ImagesIn March 2023, the mother of one of the victims found inappropriate messages on a family tablet between the student and teacher.The boy’s parents did not allow him to have social media or his own electronics, the DA stated. However, Ma was allegedly able to communicate with him through an unsanctioned after-school program and through a school chat application.The district attorney’s office said Ma had groomed the minor for over a year before performing sexual acts on him when he was 12. Ma committed the sexual acts in her classroom while the parents believed their son was playing in an after-school basketball program, and the sexual abuse continued for three months.Further investigation found that Ma had groomed and sexually assaulted another student in 2020, who was 11 at the time. Ma had been grooming the young boys with gifts, food, special attention, and doing their homework for them.RELATED: Ex-teacher accused of sex with student — months after her dad was accused of sexually abusing teens on same Christian campus Synthetic-Exposition via iStock / Getty Images PlusAs previously reported by Blaze News, Deputy District Attorney Drew Hart said Ma had a photograph of the boy in her wallet, she had jewelry with his initials, and love letters to the boy were found in her classroom.Hart described Ma’s behavior toward the first victim as "obsessive, possessive, controlling, and dangerous."San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan said in a statement, "This defendant violated the trust she had with her students in the most extreme and traumatic way possible, and her actions are despicable.""Her victims will have to deal with a lifetime of negative effects, and her 30-year sentence is appropriate," Stephan stated. "No child deserves what this defendant did, and I hope this sentence brings a measure of justice to the victims, their families, and the community that was left reeling from this defendant’s crimes.”Ma must serve the full 30 years before she is eligible for parole, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.At her sentencing on Friday, Ma said she was “deeply ashamed of my actions” and apologized for ripping the “childhood" of the sexual abuse victims. “Instead of following the path of what a teacher should be, I let my selfishness override the boys’ best interests,” Ma told the court through tears, according to KNSD-TV.“I just pray for an extra hand of protection and strength to all of those I’ve hurt. I’m so sorry,” Ma said during the sentencing, according to KGTV-TV.RELATED: 'Obsessed' ex-special education teacher indicted on child sex crimes, allegedly exchanged 25,000 messages with student Luzo Reis via iStock / Getty Images PlusLike Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up!

Democrat House Speaker Hakeem Jeffries of New York issued a warning against President Donald Trump after numerous demands that Democrats be arrested for allegedly trespassing onto ICE detention centers. Jeffries lashed out at the administration while speaking to reporters in the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday. He cited some falling poll numbers for the president while claiming that Trump was trying to intimidate his political opponents.'We’re not going to be intimidated by their tactics to try to force principled opposition from not standing up to their extremism.' “It’s a red line,” said Jeffries. “They know better than to go down that road.” Some Democratic members of the U.S. House tried to gain entry into an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainment center in Newark, New Jersey, on Friday. The scene turned to chaos when they were refused entry, and some agents were allegedly assaulted. Newark Mayor Ras Baraka, also a Democrat, was arrested after allegedly trespassing with activists and Democrats. He argued that the center was refusing entry to fire officials to check for safety and fire ordinance compliance. Jeffries has rejected calls from many that the Democrats deserve to be arrested or censured for their actions. “We’re not going to be intimidated by their tactics to try to force principled opposition from not standing up to their extremism,” he continued. “It didn’t happen when Donald Trump temporarily was sitting high in the immediate aftermath of the election. Do you think it’s going to happen now, when he’s the most unpopular president in American history after his first 100 days? Give me a break. No one’s intimidated by this dude — no one," Jeffries reiterated. "And so there are clear lines that they just dare not cross," he concluded. RELATED: Trump-appointed judge OKs Trump use of Alien Enemies Act to deport Tren de Aragua gang members Photo by TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP via Getty Images Democrats have also argued that they had authority to access any federal center under their oversight authority. Department of Homeland Security spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin told CNN that the lawmakers had assaulted the ICE officers, and accused one Democrat of "body-slamming a female ICE officer." Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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