North Sunshine Football Club has accepted an almost 6ft, 90kg transgender player on their women’s AFL team.
The tide is beginning to turn. The issues of safety, dignity, fairness and privacy in girls sport is increasingly becoming the focus of legislators in the US. With more than 20 states now actively challenging the trans agenda, South Dakota has made another step toward protecting female sports.
Common sense and decency has overwhelmingly prevailed in the US state of Mississippi, hailing a major victory for female athletes.
Former WWE wrestler Tyler Reks has announced he has transitioned on social media and will now be known as Gabbi Tuft.
Several sporting leaders have joined together to oppose Biden’s extreme transgender inclusion bill. Their aim is to protect women’s sport whilst finding a way for transgender athletes to compete in their own competitions.
Transgender athlete Hannah Mouncey, is planning to muscle into the 1st grade women’s AFL in Canberra. Mouncey is a 6’2 very strong biological male who identifies as a woman. Legal action is pending if the officials won’t meet demands.
Unsurprisingly, even after two and a half years on hormones, males who identify as female still have a competitive advantage over women in sport.
Mara Gomez is the first biological male to secure a position in women’s professional soccer in Argentina. The 23 year old is the striker for Villa San Carlos.
Finally, some common sense in the transgenders in sport debate. A scientist has stated that ideology must not trump biology and that the onus is on trans advocates to prove there is no threat to women’s safety or privacy by including them in female sporting competitions.
The pushback against biological males competing as females in sport is gaining momentum.
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