Washington school board pres takes stand on girls' sports after trans runner win: 'We're excluding girls'

Kennewick School Board president Gabe Galbraith spoke to Fox News Digital about his districts resolution calling for the protection of girls sports.

A Washington school board president is hoping to inspire schools to take a stand on behalf of girls’ sports.

"The one thing that people say, a lot of times, is that they argue that including, I guess, boys or men in women's sports, that's really inclusive. But the fact is it's exclusive. Because we're excluding girls and women now," Gabe Galbraith, who leads the Kennewick School Board, told Fox News Digital.

The school district recently passed a resolution that affirmed the board’s stance that biological males should not compete with biological females in sports.

The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association does not require high school athletes to take part in hormone treatments to play female sports. (Photo by Jahi Chikwendiu/The Washington Post via Getty Images |  Photo by Swen Pförtner/picture alliance via Getty Images)

"NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Kennewick School District Board of Directors strongly supports fairness in competition and student safety; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Kennewick School District Board of Directors strongly affirms that ‘sex’ is defined as biological male or biological female as determined at birth, and is an immutable characteristic that cannot be changed, fluid, or altered," the resolution read. 

WASHINGTON MOM SPEAKS OUT ON DAUGHTER LOSING STATE SPOT TO TRANS RUNNER: 'I COULD CRY RIGHT NOW'

It continued, "BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Kennewick School District Board of Directors strongly affirms that biological males should not participate in biological females’ sports and inherent biological differences and