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Civil Rights
Vol. 47, Issue 4, 2019December 01, 2019 EDT

Falling Short: How the International Olympic Committee’s Transgender Regulations Falls Short of its Intended Purpose of Promoting Fairness in Sport and Competition

Jordan Singleton,
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Capital University Law Review
Jordan Singleton, Falling Short: How the International Olympic Committee’s Transgender Regulations Falls Short of Its Intended Purpose of Promoting Fairness in Sport and Competition, 47 Capital University Law Review 789 (2019).
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