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There's a program on tonight on Channel 4 at 2200 hrs about a girl assigned the label of male at birth.


You don't know the genital anatomy of the athlete discussed in this thread, so you're in no position to pass such judgement.you mean it's not a man who's decided he'd rather be a woman?
that's a rare, and refreshing, change.
And quite different from this thread.

I agree anyone masquerading as one thing in order to unfairly enjoy privileges conferred on others, should be ostracised.any bloke masquerading as a woman should not be allowed to take part in woman’s olympics
Some bloke who wants to masquerade as a woman could take part in F1
moto Gp
woman’s figure skating
snooker
darts
croquet
pigeon racing
fishing
shooting

Your attitude to the question depends on your fundamental belief:
Is there such a thing as a "woman" or is just a meaningless word that can be used for anyone and anything?
Women tend to believe that it is not a meaningless word
You're free to assign any label you like to men, women or anything in between.And it should not be used for a table, a cat, an owl, or a man.

Agreed. No-one has suggested anything to the contrary.There are also considerable objections to men telling women what a "woman" is
Agreed, you for one. But fortunately there are also a growing number of people that are becoming aware of the genital ambiguity, sometimes experienced, and an incorrect label applied, and to gender dysphoria. Which may sometimes go together.And who is, or is not, a woman.
Is this really an issue, or is it another absurdity that you've thrown in?And devising rules by which a cat can be redefined as an owl.

You reckon. I would have thought the opposite, that there are a growing number of people that are becoming tolerant towards gender dysphoria.Unfortunately there is a growing number of people who believe the false claim that a "woman" has so little meaning that anybody can become one simply by saying "I am a woman."
I'm sure there are.And there are even people who cannot grasp the difference between "sex" and what is today fashionably called "gender."
Maybe they do. But again if you're implying that I am one of them, your allegation is incorrect.Having decided that anybody can lay claim to any "gender" they feel like, at any time, and change it at whim, they fall into the trap of assuming that "sex" is also a matter of whim.
Except for when it's not, and it's ambiguous.It us a matter of fact.