What does Preamble of HR 7368 do?

This bill authorizes civil actions against institutions of higher education It targets athletic associations that permit biologically male athletes in female competitions The bill aims to address harm resulting from such participation The bill was introduced to the House of Representatives It was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary

What does SHORT TITLE. of HR 7368 do?

This Act establishes a short title for identification purposes.

What does CIVIL ACTION FOR HARM CAUSED BY BIOLOGICAL MEN IN FEMALE of HR 7368 do?

This section allows a female student athlete to bring a civil action for damages The action is against institutions or athletic associations that permit biologically male students to compete in female athletic competitions The female student athlete must have been physically injured due to the biologically male student's physiological advantages The civil action can be brought in any Federal district court of appropriate jurisdiction A prevailing plaintiff may be awarded a reasonable attorney's fee

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HR. 7368 — Riley Gaines Act

Riley Gaines Act

Updated: 2/4/2026

TL;DR (AI)

This bill enables female student athletes to sue colleges and athletic associations for damages if they suffer physical injuries due to biologically male athletes competing in women's sports.
The bill permits lawsuits to be filed in federal district court, with the possibility of recovering attorney's fees for successful plaintiffs.
It targets institutions and athletic associations that allow biologically male students to participate in female athletic competitions.

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