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Re: Girls sue to block participation of transgender athletes
Again, read the OP. It's not a hypothetical. These women, who are physically women, are losing championship races to two runners who are physically male. They are losing the opportunity to win these races - 15 of them so far. I'm sure you will potentially lead to a loss of scholarship opportunities, both in track, and where used on other types of scholarship applications.
There is also no denying that male runners have a physical advantage over female runners due to a number of factors. I'm not sure what 'other factors' you are alluding to.
And this has nothing to do with 'transgender rights'. It's an issue of rules governing a competition where divisions are made on the basis of physical characteristics. The categories are there for a reason.
There is absolutely no proof suggesting opportunities have been lost. If you can provide a link or court decision with explicit reference to lost opportunities or similar I will consider my view. If you could also provide scientific proof that these people of whom are transgender have a physical advantage.
The article is hypocritical as it suggests woman should have rights but transgender people can only have rights that suit others. What you need to understand is its not as simple to say that a transgender person is physically male now they have become a woman, there are so many other factors you are ignoring.
Again, read the OP. It's not a hypothetical. These women, who are physically women, are losing championship races to two runners who are physically male. They are losing the opportunity to win these races - 15 of them so far. I'm sure you will potentially lead to a loss of scholarship opportunities, both in track, and where used on other types of scholarship applications.
There is also no denying that male runners have a physical advantage over female runners due to a number of factors. I'm not sure what 'other factors' you are alluding to.
And this has nothing to do with 'transgender rights'. It's an issue of rules governing a competition where divisions are made on the basis of physical characteristics. The categories are there for a reason.