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Catholic women’s college reverses decision to allow transgender applicants: ‘We lost people’s trust’
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0:42Now PlayingA Catholic women’s college in Indiana has reversed its decision to allow transgender applicants following a month of backlash — admitting it “lost people’s trust and unintentionally created division” even as the university president defended the inclusion policy.
Notre Dame-based St. Mary’s College announced in November that it “will consider undergraduate applicants whose sex assigned at birth is female or who consistently live and identify as women” in 2024.
But on Thursday morning, president Katie Conboy sent an email to faculty confirming that the board of trustees decided to go back to its original policy of only accepting biological women.
“This has weighed heavily on our minds and in our hearts,” Conboy wrote in the email, originally obtained by the Daily Signal.
“There have been many voices responding to us from many places and perspectives. We have listened closely and we have heard each of you,” she continued.
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