A transgender pageant contestant has won a place in the Miss USA competition. The organisation, a part of the Miss Universe system, has been allowing trans competitors since 2012. Only one other trans has competed, Spain’s Angela Ponce.
A judge has finally ruled on a case brought by transgender activist Anita Noelle Green. Green attempted to sue Miss USA in December 2019 for denying her entry to their competition. Only “natural born biological females” are permitted to compete in the pageant.
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