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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NCAA college sports are not sex-segregated, they're gender-segregated. Look, here's their policy: https://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/files/Transgender_Handbook_2011_Final.pdf [/quote]

Correct. [b]In order to be compassionate, the NCAA[/b] has decided that it is acceptable for biological males to compete with biological women, even understanding that there are physical differences which can give biological men an advantage (although, that may lessen as children are prevented from going through the puberty of their sex). Unfortunately, this places biological women at a disadvantage, but women are required to suck it up, as usual.[/quote]

"Compassionate" and "NCAA" are certainly two words I never expected to see in the same sentence. The NCAA, be compassionate? I mean, really?!

PP, you are now arguing that

1. you know better than people who are transwomen about how to be themselves
2. you know better than the NCAA about how to do college sports

Please consider the possibility that you don't actually know better?

I also wonder why the fixation on transwomen, together with the almost total non-mention of transmen. That's not just you, PP; that's a general fixation/non-mention.[/quote]

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