Teens Fight for Fairness on Girls' Sports Team

Two high school girls, Taylor and Kaitlyn, are standing up for what they believe is fair. They're cross-country runners at Martin Luther King High School in California. They sued their school district because they think a transgender teammate is getting special treatment. The district says this is against the law. The girls wore t-shirts saying "Save Girls' Sports" to protest. The district didn't like it and compared the shirts to a swastika.This surprised and upset the girls, who just want to be heard. They think the trans athlete has an advantage and is taking away their chances to compete and get noticed by colleges. The district says they're following the law, but the girls and their supporters think they should have the right to speak out. It's a complicated issue with strong feelings on both sides.