“I think we’re all on edge right now,” one Florida doctor said, adding that he had “little faith” the students' information would be kept private.
Most states don’t require schools to keep information on a student’s entire medical history, generally requiring only a doctor’s signature page that clears the athlete to play. Doctors who work with the Palm Beach school district confirmed that the summary page is the only one that should be shared with the school district. But in Florida, according to Jacksonville.com, all of the medical data is turned over to the school.
Florida’s war on trans girls in sports, and on women’s bodies in general, seems to be feigning concern for the health and livelihood of its students. But we know this to be untrue: The state has already
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