What's next in the battle to 'save women's sports' after SCOTUS ruling — and the hidden damage driving it

The Supreme Court's ruling on trans athletes has not changed the reality for many women and girls in 23 states without laws restricting biological males from women's sports, including Washington. Athletes like Soleil Hoefer describe competitive disadvantages and a recent case where a Washington wrestler, Kallie Keeler, was allegedly sexually assaulted by a biological male trans competitor, highlighting broader safety concerns. Advocacy groups argue the issue extends beyond competition to safety in sports and facilities.