Should Trangendered Male to Female athletes be able to compete against natural born female athletes? Is it a fair playing field?

Toby McDonald

I am 100% pro transgender rights, I have always embraced anyone no matter what color, gender, sexual orientation etcBut the reality is though they have surgery to remove their male anatomy they still have the natural strength of a man, bone structure, bigger hands etc.So it's not fair for natural born women. It is not a level playing field

Good luck sorting out this question. Either side loaded with questions. I still can't get over the one time world's greatest athlete Bruce becoming Caitlin.

Stu Schreiber

Christian Navarro

Is this just the case of being woke for the sake of wokeness or does this actually serve a purpose? The famous quote fits here:”it’s easy to start a revolution, difficult to govern.”

No, they can certainly compete against other transgendered males or other males, but not females. Even though they identify themselves as transgendered and have undergone extensive treatments, the answer is still NO! The muscles in their bodies, prior to the hormonal treatments, would most likely be enhanced by testosterone that their bodies have produced. That gives them an unfair advantage over female athletes.

Keith Klipfel

No at the end of the day this doesn’t make sense