katy_did
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I find LJ’s disregard for the feelings of women in non-elite sports interesting. Some of these women have been training for years in to compete in these “minor” sports. They are then beaten by transwomen who have gone through male puberty and have unfair physical advantages.
I would like to ask LondonJohn why the feelings of winning transwomen athletes trump those of beaten natal women. Why should these “victories” be celebrated and fourth placed women told they just have to put up with it?.
It's an interesting division into sports that matter and sports that don't, isn't it. Never mind that those "minor" sports are no doubt very important to the women taking part in them. They have to take second place to the transwomen who must at all costs be affirmed, fairness and competitiveness be damned.
I did see yesterday that, following the announcement from World Athletics, the English Schools Athletic Association restated its policy that their girls events are reserved for biological females. I hope that with more and more sports bodies making the decision to exclude transwomen from women's sports at the top level, this will increasingly become the norm at the lower levels too.
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