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   Kye Allums (born October 23, 1989) is a former college basketball player for the George Washington University women's team who in 2010 came out as a trans man, becoming the first openly transgender NCAA Division I college athlete.

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3. www.outsports.com › 2020/10/2 › 21498421Celebrating LGBTQ sports history: Kye Allums - Outsports

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   Kye Allums: First transgender man playing NCAA women’s basketball. By Cyd Zeigler Nov 1, 2010. Not many people noticed a slight change on the George Washington University website...

4. time.com › 3537849Kye Allums Q&A: The First Openly Transgender NCAA Athlete - TIME

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   Oct 28, 2014 · And among the best known of these barrier-breakers is Kye Allums, the first openly transgender NCAA athlete to play Division I sports. Now a 25-year-old activist, Allums came out when...

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6. www.outsports.com › 2013/2/21 › 4015388Kye Allums: First transgender man playing NCAA women's ...

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   Feb 22, 2013 · Kye Allums is a college basketball player who transitioned from female to male in 2010. He faced challenges from his family, teammates and coach, but also found support and acceptance in his sport and community.

7. www.columbiamissourian.com › sports › kye-allumsKye Allums shares experiences of being NCAA's first openly ...

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   Nov 12, 2014 · COLUMBIA — Kye Allums had to make an internal decision four years ago: stop playing women’s basketball for George Washington University or tell everyone in his life that he was transgender.

8. www.nytimes.com › 2010/11/02 › sportsTransgender Man Is on Women’s Team - The New York Times

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   Nov 2, 2010 · Kye Allums, a guard on George Washington’s women’s basketball team, may be the first Division I college basketball player to publicly compete as a transgender person.

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   Who is Kye Allums?

   • Kye Allums (born October 23, 1989) is a former college basketball player for the George Washington University women's team who in 2010 came out as a trans man, becoming the first openly transgender NCAA Division I college athlete. Allums is a transgender advocate, public speaker, artist, and mentor to LGBT youth.

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   What happened to Kye Allums?

   • Monday was a lazy day for Kye Allums, a typically busy junior playing Division I basketball at George Washington University. Without any classes or practice on his schedule, Allums woke up late, stopped in at a team meeting, worked on a class project, then took an afternoon nap.

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   Who was Kye Allums vs Shenise Johnson?

   • Kye Allums (50) of the George Washington Colonials battles Shenise Johnson (42) of the Miami Hurricanes for position during the NCAA basketball game between GWU and the Hurricanes in 2010. JC Ridley—AP What about teams you played basketball against?

   Kye Allums Q&A: The First Openly Transgender NCAA Athlete | TIME

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   What happened to Kay-Kay Allums?

   • It concerned a player on the school’s women’s basketball team named Kay-Kay Allums. Just a couple letters were taken away, a Y was moved and an E was added to form the player’s new name: Kye Allums. To most people it was meaningless, but to Allums the change was the most significant of his lifetime.

   Celebrating LGBTQ sports history: Kye Allums - Outsports

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   Does Allums have a scholarship to play on the men's basketball team?

   • Still, Allums’ education is on the line, and he has a scholarship to play on the women’s basketball team. No such scholarship has been extended for him to play on the men’s team. “There’s not just a one-sentence answer,” said former NCAA basketball head coach Helen Carroll, who co-authored NCLR’s trans-athlete report.

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   Should Allums be a men's basketball player?

   • The reasoning: Because Allums identifies as a man, everyone should treat him as such and he should be playing men’s sports. Still, Allums’ education is on the line, and he has a scholarship to play on the women’s basketball team. No such scholarship has been extended for him to play on the men’s team.

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10. www.digitaltransgenderarchive.net › files › db78tc15zInterview with Kye Allums - Digital Transgender Archive

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    Kye Allums is the first openly transgender college athlete in Division I basketball. In this oral history, he shares his experiences as a black trans masculine person and his advocacy work for LGBT people of color.