🚨BREAKING: A California high school principal told a mom she couldn't film a girls' volleyball game, and she says it's because the school is hiding a boy on the court.
His words, on camera, not mine:
"Can you please not record minors on the campus if they're not related to you?"
Here's what happened.
1. Beth Bourne, chair of Moms for Liberty in Yolo County, was in the stands at Woodland High School vs El Camino High School, girls' varsity volleyball, in Woodland, California. MaxPreps lists the game Wednesday, Oct 21.
2. She says the principal walked over and told her she wasn't allowed to film "minors" unless she was related to a player. He admitted on video: "I know it's a public event, so I'm okay with you being there. But I'm just asking if you can not record them."
3. She asked his name. His answer: "I'm the principal here." Then: "You can look it up on the website."
4. Bourne says a boy who identifies as a girl plays for El Camino, and that he left during warm ups when his coach saw her in the stands. That is her claim. The school, the district and El Camino have not confirmed it, and I'm not naming or showing any student. These are kids.
5. Her post has 10.5K likes and over 700K views.
6. Here's why it can happen at all. California's AB 1266 and CIF Bylaw 300.D let students play on teams that match their gender identity. The DOJ told California in 2025 that the bylaw breaks Title IX. California says its law stands.
Parents film their daughters' games every week across this country. If a school is proud of its policy, it shouldn't need the cameras off. Girls deserve a fair game, and parents deserve to know who their daughters are playing against.
Should girls only have to compete against girls? YES or NO 👇🏾
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