Controversy Erupts at Paris Olympics Over Women’s Sports Fairness
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MaryannAugust 9, 2024
Good grief! Our world has gone CRAZY! I feel like I have been dropped into a "twilight zone." Women are women, and men are men. Does it really require an explanation as to why they should not compete in sports?!
PamAugust 7, 2024
So why not add a category for men who have transitioned to women and keep sports fair for women? If the “world” is going to say there are more than 2 genders, then make that third gender category for sports. But isn’t it INTERESTING that no women who say they are men are trying to compete against biological men. I do not believe there are more than 2 genders but if the world sports authorities want to keep women’s sports safe and fair then they should step up and make the needed changes.
Stephen JanickyjAugust 7, 2024
While I agree with article and the importance of the issues involved, the article is not being honest when discussing the IBA. IBA is Russian led and has a history of corruption and especially poor judging by officials at previous Olympics. It was given several opportunities to reform but did not do so. Several national boxing organisations including US and U.K. supported the IOC removing the right to organise Olympic boxing and have established an organisation to rival the IBA.
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