Are they crushing all the other women in the sport?

Doesn't every 7ft basketball player have an unfair advantage against a 6ft basketball player? Because bone structure?

I don’t know which word or even which letter to use anymore, they have about half the alphabet now.

Anyway I am focusing squarely on fair/unfair athletic competition here.

pro tip: don't refer to humans as it

I'd take Iverson over Shawn Bradley in their respective primes.

Good try though, fella.

We dont have enough data yet as it's a relatively new 'issue' and there are very few examples to pick from. But when you look at other sports, sprinting for example, the top women's records are consistently beaten by high school aged boys and the percentage of under-18s identifying as trans is around 2% now and climbing so it will be an issue in the future.

Oh wait... i think we just got postmoderned... what did you mean by "they"?

How to accommodate trans athletes is something that I've struggled to find a good answer for, and I worry that there may not be one.

We could keep doing what we're doing and backdoor abolish the athletic aspects of Title IX.

Exactly. Olympic females wouldn’t place at high school boys track meets.

The simple fix is to simply not allow women to participate in sports.

Does Leatherhead need me to repost the grip strength graph? So help me I will.

We can cherry pick data sets all we want, but that doesnt help ensure opportunities for both cis and trans competitors.

jfc bammer

Actually no I don’t think those are any of the letters

A thought about the great pronoun debate that I haven't seen brought up anywhere yet is just how rare it is to use gendered pronouns in everyday conversation with the person in question. If you're talking to that person, you're using second person pronouns, and those are gender neutral in the English language, so there's little risk of using the wrong pronoun in that person's presence. The grand majority of the time, if you're using the third person--where gendering does exist--the person you're referring to isn't present.

Thus, most of the arguments that arise on this tend to be in recorded media, where everyone can see or hear the words being created, and is quite divorced from personal conversation. And that makes it no surprise to me that so much of this debate takes place among the Very Online sector of society, while most people don't even think about it that much.

Circling back - you’re right. I apologize. That was a poor decision.

That's anti-semitic, Bi, your cancelled.