East Central Reporter

State Representative Chris Miller has voiced his opposition to transgender athletes participating in women's sports, asserting that it deprives biological females of opportunities. His comments come after a recent incident where a transgender athlete won events at a junior high track meet in Naperville.

Miller expressed his concerns, stating, “It’s a total disgrace to young women who train hard for competitions, only to be destroyed by a biological male.” He criticized the Democratic stance on the issue, claiming it undermines female athletes.

The controversy arose when a transgender student from Jefferson Middle School won several events in the girls' division. This led to a packed school board meeting at District 203 where parents demanded changes.

Miller further commented on the situation: “It’s absolutely ridiculous that we even debate the difference between a boy and a girl. Everyone should agree that women athletes need their privacy, but not the woke left.”

For more information, individuals are encouraged to contact Representative Miller's office or visit his website.

Representative Chris Miller serves Illinois’ 101st House District, which includes parts of Coles County and portions of Champaign, Douglas, and Vermilion Counties along the I-57 corridor.