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SammyInnit
I ended up on this website https://fairplayforwomen.com/, and I've been reading how many women (especially in sport) feel threatened by the fact they've trained most of their lives to compete professionally only to lose out to biological men who identify as women.
https://fairplayforwomen.com/tw_in_sports/
Striking example: https://www.cyclingweekly.com/news/...ransgender-woman-win-track-world-title-397473
The cyclist who finished in 3rd has tweeted to say she felt it was unfair.
I've heard the argument about being a 'real woman' requires a vagina, a womb etc but some trans activits then say, well is it right to call women who have had a hysterectomy 'real women'? I see this as being dishonest because it dismisses the way mens and womens bodies develop with the presence of testosterone in the body.
Your thoughts?
https://fairplayforwomen.com/tw_in_sports/
Striking example: https://www.cyclingweekly.com/news/...ransgender-woman-win-track-world-title-397473
The cyclist who finished in 3rd has tweeted to say she felt it was unfair.
I've heard the argument about being a 'real woman' requires a vagina, a womb etc but some trans activits then say, well is it right to call women who have had a hysterectomy 'real women'? I see this as being dishonest because it dismisses the way mens and womens bodies develop with the presence of testosterone in the body.
Your thoughts?