Two high school athletes are suing a California school district over being told their shirts about women's sports are akin to wearing Nazi garb.Cross-country runners Kaitlyn and Taylor from the Martin Luther King High School said they wore T-shirts that read "Save Girls' Sports" on the front and "It's Common Sense. XX ≠ XY" on the back.The shirts were in protest of a male athlete participating in female athletics who bumped one of the girls from their cross-country team. Although the male didn't consistently attend practices or meet eligibility practices for the varsity team, he allegedly still displaced Taylor (11th grade) from her spot on the squad, the legal complaint claimed."There's a transgender student on the team. Why am I getting displaced when I worked so hard and gone to all of the practices, and this student has only attended a few of the practices," Taylor asked.The girls also allege that school athletic officials told them to remove or conceal the shirts and said they are creating a "hostile" environment. The athletic director even reportedly said wearing their shirts around a transgender student was like wearing a swastika around a Jewish student."It was definitely hard to hear because we're by no means trying to be hateful," Kaitlyn (9th grade) told Fox News. "We're just wearing a shirt that expresses what we believe in trying to raise awareness to a situation."'There are other messages that are allowed that haven't been censored.'To make matters worse, the girls said the female-identifying boy has been allowed to wear "trans pride" bracelets without reprimand, and other students have been allowed to display similar messaging using an LGBTQ pride flag.Julianne Fleischer, attorney from Advocates for Faith and Freedom, said other political and social messaging is all over the school and worn by other students, with gay pride flags even hanging in the classrooms."There are other messages that are allowed that haven't been censored," Fleischer explained.The legal complaint went on to describe the male athlete displacing the young girl from her team after transferring from another high school where he broke the school's all-time cross-country record for females.Taylor was allegedly bumped to junior varsity to make way for the boy, which her family has complained will make her less visible to college scouts due to not being present at high-profile track meets.Neither the Riverside Unified School District nor Martin Luther King High School responded to Fox News' requests for comment.The girls are the second set of California high schoolers to take a stand against boys in their competitions in recent weeks.Girls at the Stone Ridge Christian School refused to play in the state tournament when they learned a boy was playing on an opposing team."We will always stand for Biblical truth and what is right," the school said.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A Florida man and his wife were arrested Tuesday after they attacked a female school resource deputy, authorities said, citing police bodycam footage. The Volusia County Sheriff's Office said in a press release that two parents — 46-year-old Jorge Rivera and 45-year-old Dagmarie Aponte Iturrino — assaulted the deputy at Deltona Middle School on Tuesday morning. 'To be clear, the only piece of s**t in that video is the mother and father. They're the pieces of s**t.'The confrontation purportedly stemmed from the couple's 11-year-old son getting into a physical altercation with a girl. The parents went to the school to protest a battery charge against their son that resulted in a civil citation, Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood told WESH-TV.According to the bodycam video, the parents confronted the school resource deputy for accusing their son of being the "primary aggressor" in the incident with the girl. Video shows Rivera responding, "You failed a kid. You’re failing kids right here. We’re not talking about us because believe me, if it were about the adults we could solve this a whole different level. We are talking about kids." A visibly agitated Rivera told the school resource deputy, "Why are you so worthless? Do you feel proud that you are this worthless, lady? Shut the f*** up because I pay your salary, you dumb b***h!""You are a worthless piece of s**t," Rivera told the female law enforcement officer. The wife unsuccessfully attempted to get her husband to calm down. Deputy Julia Curtin asked the parents to leave her office at the school. Rivera is seen on bodycam video in a school hallway putting his hand in the deputy's face. Suddenly, Iturrino is seen physically confronting the officer, and video shows Rivera jumping into the fracas.The officer draws her taser, but Rivera apparently punches the deputy in the head, knocking her to the ground. He then rips the deputy's taser from her hand.A school employee tries to stop Rivera from using the taser. Deputy Curtin draws her gun and yells: "Put it down right f***ing now! Put your hands behind your f***ing back now!" Rivera is seen dropping the taser, and the deputy arrests Rivera and Iturrino.According to jail records, both parents were charged with resisting arrest with violence, trespass on school property after warning, and disputing a school function. Rivera was hit with charges of grand theft, battery on a law enforcement officer, and assault or battery on specified officials or employees. Iturrino bonded out of jail Tuesday night, WESH-TV reported. In an ironic twist, Iturrino is a pre-K teacher at Spirit Elementary School in Deltona, according to the school's website. WESH said she's been suspended.Rivera appeared before a judge Wednesday, WESH said, adding that his bail was set at $42,000.Chitwood blasted the parents in a profanity-laced press conference Wednesday. 'In training, if you lose your taser, you automatically transition to your firearm. If you take a deputy’s taser, you can almost expect to get shot.'Chitwood claimed the parents' son "bullied and shoved a little girl." He said that the parents were questioning the deputy as to why the girl had not been disciplined in the altercation.The sheriff played the video clip of Rivera calling the deputy a "worthless piece of s**t." Chitwood lambasted the parents, "To be clear, the only piece of s**t in that video is the mother and father. They're the pieces of s**t." He continued, "They attacked my deputy; she suffered a concussion."Chitwood declared that Iturrino "deserves to be fired" from her teaching job for her role in the alleged assault of the deputy. "I'm not gonna have pieces of s**t like that come in and attack a deputy doing their job and not expect that they're not going to be held accountable for that," Chitwood proclaimed. The sheriff noted, "To say I’m furious is beyond. There's no reason I got a deputy home with a concussion for something so goddamn trivial." He said the deputy will be on bed rest for four days, WESH reported.Chitwood pointed out, "In training, if you lose your taser, you automatically transition to your firearm. If you take a deputy’s taser, you can almost expect to get shot. ... Thank God that’s not what happened in these close grounds."What's more, Chitwood said the battery charge for the couple's son was not a criminal charge but a civil citation, according to WESH."You go before the judge," Chitwood said, according to WESH. "The judge looks at the evidence, and then a judge would impose sanctions, whether it's counseling, community service, whatever it is, and then the whole thing goes away."Content warning: Language:Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here.

We’re just a couple of weeks from the Path of Exile 2 early access launch, so developer Grinding Gear Games finally lifts the lid on exactly what we can expect when the doors open. With Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred now behind us, PoE 2 has a clear space to stake its claim as the ARPG of choice for the holiday season. Ahead of its new presentation, which reveals the full breadth of content on offer from day one, I sat down with game director Jonathan Rogers to discuss how the team decided what would make the cut. Continue reading Here’s everything available in Path of Exile 2 early access at launch MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Path of Exile 2 Witch class guide, Path of Exile 2 preview, Path of Exile 2 release date

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