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All but one Democrat in the House of Representatives (and at least two Republicans) have signed on to a bill that would force schools to allow male athletes who identify as women to compete on women-only sports teams even if they have a clear statistical advantage over female athletes.
One could actually argue that along those lines we should not have any gender delineation in college sports if they're going to set statistical advantage completely aside as a valid argument for separation.
In short, not only is the central issue interesting but the ripples it could cause are also potentially bigger than the initial plop.
I think that if this is allowed at the college level that you'll see the first trans-friendly school, quickly becomes a dominant force.
If you get a couple guys that are athletic enough you could teach them volleyball and so forth in a pretty short period of time to at least make them pretty elite at least as blockers\spikers or in some of the less skilled sports.
Why do the dems think it's the federal government's business?
Not only are natural born women having to go thru life with the knowledge that they are physically inferior to men, but now they are also inferior to women who were born men. Bye, bye women's liberation, hello to the insanity of Democratic Party pandering.
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