Carmel athlete among Ivy League women swimmers suing NCAA over transgender competitor

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10 thoughts on “Carmel athlete among Ivy League women swimmers suing NCAA over transgender competitor

    1. Yes, 3 individuals sick of men duct taping their genitals and putting a wig on and saying “I’m ready to compete against the ladies!”…

    2. Michael R…. sounds like you like the kink of guys dressed up as females and calling them your girlfriend. I guess if that’s your thing…..

    1. I highly doubt you have seen it. In almost all such cases, and there are very few, the gender of the athlete in question has been determined by qualified medical experts. Not you, or the President. So once again, you tilt at windmills and argue against actual facts. Not a pretty picture. Effective, though, I must admit.

  1. The right to be free of these few instances of trans atheletes competing as women, versus the rights of women athletes to participate in athletic programs with funding equal to, or approaching equal to, those of the men. You know, that “E” thing in DEI…equity. The right of women athletes to be free of the predations of the Larry Nassers of the world, and to have the parents and other responsible adults, like school and sport administrators, take the complaints seriously and not sweep them under a rug. The Trusk MAGAts just want the inflammatory issue, not the real work or treating women athletes fairly.

  2. Thank you Timothy S. and Rick S. This is a solution in search of problem… like flag burning, the Turkish boxer at the Olympics, people need to read books, educate themselves and also acknowledge that the trusk exec order is non-binding. That means there is no law created and no force of law. This will only be exploited on Fox “news”.

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