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Transgender and sports

That sentence had nothing to do with trans people, male or female. Try to keep up.


Trust me, I have no illusion he will change his mind.


In fact, I have been reading blogs by trans people for years. I agree I would be a better person than I am if I was more of an activist.


I appreciate your concern. So far, they are happy with my ability to deliver quality data on time. I'm sure it was not in any way an attempt to dissuade me.
I have no delusions that the broken spout of Eric can ever be turned off, as we see with the flood of posts on JF.
 
Bravery these days seems in short supply and should be applauded when someone rises above to display it.

For those not aware, San Jose State has a guy on their women's volleyball team. It is not fair and it is dangerous for the young women on the wrong end of a ball spiked by a more biologically powerful male player. Four schools had forfeit rather than risk the safety of their student athletes. The University of Nevada-Reno made a statement that their women's team would be placed in a position of danger to virtue signal. They made this statement without asking the young women on the UNR volleyball team. Upon finding out the UNR administration had committed their team to being in harm's way, the volleyball team made a direct statement in defiance of the UNR administration.

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It takes serious bravery to stand up against your own school and make a statement that is sure to draw mountains of hate from those pushing the idiocy that biological sex is a social construct. That made 5 schools to stand up for women.

However, that is not where this story ends. Today SJSU's Brooke Slusser made a statement in support of the UNR volleyball team's stance against SJSU and their own UNR administration.


View: https://x.com/BrookeSlusser/status/1846004360557613399
 
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We played co-ed volleyball all the time in high school. Those snowflakes should toughen up.
We put on an exhibition kind of thing for a "pride week" or whatever to kick off the sports season my 9th grade year and the boy's JV squad played the girl's varsity. It wasn't taken seriously of course, but the unoffical score was like 68 to 14 at the end. If we had played seriously it would have likely been way way worse. Tough for women to compete with guys where the smallest guy was as tall as the tallest girl. At least the high school level.
 
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