The Olympics won’t allow males in female sports because of the “differences of sex development.”
NO S*&^, SHERLOCK.
Why does this need to be said in 2025? WHY? WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY.
Males in female places is the ONE hill I am going to die on.
A year after two male boxers beat and bloodied female boxers, the Olympics are on their way to banning any males from female sports from now on. From The Telegraph:
Kirsty Coventry, the new president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), told Telegraph Sport in January that she favoured a blanket ban and, after winning the presidency in March, commissioned a review that assessed the permanent physical advantages of being born male.An update was provided last week to IOC members by Dr Jane Thornton, who is the committee’s medical and scientific director.Although no final decision has been made, the update to IOC members reportedly stated that scientific evidence showed there were physical advantages to being born male that remained even after reducing testosterone levels.
This better not be a “going forward” moment.
The Olympics better have every male medal winner in female sports, like Imane Khelif, Lin Yu-ting, hand back those medals and give them to the females who rightfully earned them.
Gavin Hubbard, who identifies as Laurel, competed in the 2020 Olympics but didn’t place.
We somehow need modern science to tell us there are differences between the sexes. Coventry said in January:
“There is more and more scientific research. We are not having a conversation about how it is detrimental to men’s sport. That, in itself, says we need to protect women’s sport. It is very clear that transgender women are more able in the female category, and can take away opportunities that should be equal for women.”
Are you freaking kidding me? ARE YOU KIDDING ME?
Do I really need to cite any information from any recent scientific study to prove the differences between males and females?
No. I know you guys are not stupid or ignorant.
I took biology in my sophomore year in high school in 1996. I learned about the differences between sexes, physically, mentally, and emotionally, in that class.
I’ve had numerous non-athletic boyfriends. They were always stronger than I was.
Stop this madness.
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