Cheryl Radachowsky, mother of Alanna Smith, a high school track athlete, is suing the state of Connecticut for their allowance of transgendered students to compete against girl athletes. Alanna Smith won the 2019 New England outdoor 400-meter champion as a Danbury (CT) High 9th grader, but has had trouble when asked to compete head to head against somebody who was born male. Radachowsky joins the Dom Giordano Program to explain the lawsuit and her plea for her daughter, and make it clear that this is not an anti-trans issue but rather a pro-Title IX conversation. (Photo by Getty Images) 

 

<p>Cheryl Radachowsky, mother of Alanna Smith, a high school track athlete, is suing the state of Connecticut for their allowance of transgendered students to compete against girl athletes. Alanna Smith won the 2019 New England outdoor 400-meter champion as a Danbury (CT) High 9th grader, but has had trouble when asked to compete head to head against somebody who was born male. Radachowsky joins the Dom Giordano Program to explain the lawsuit and her plea for her daughter, and make it clear that this is not an anti-trans issue but rather a pro-Title IX conversation. (Photo by Getty Images)&nbsp;</p>
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