South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem signed a bill in the name of “fairness” Thursday that will limit transgender athletes’ access to high school sports. SB 46, which takes effect July 1, segregates sports by athletes’ sex as assigned at birth. Noem said at a signing ceremony, “This bill has been an important priority for a lot of the people behind me… Girls will always have the opportunity to play in girls’ sports in South Dakota, and have an opportunity for a level playing field, for fairness.” South Dakota becomes the 10th state to enact such a bill as the Republican Party pushes to bar transgender athletes from sports across the country.