ESPN's Sage Steele slams decision to let trans women compete in USA Powerlifting
ESPN anchor Sage Steele said the decision is 'unfair to women' and pointed to how it was 'ironic' that it was made during Women's History Month, which began on March 1.
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ESPN anchor Sage Steele said the decision is 'unfair to women' and pointed to how it was 'ironic' that it was made during Women's History Month, which began on March 1.
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JayCee Cooper, a transgender athlete, won a discrimination case against USA Powerlifting this week after the federation banned her from competing in female events.
A judge has ordered USA Powerlifting to allow trans-identified males to compete in the women’s division amid a national debate about the fairness of allowing biological males who identify as females to compete against women in light of the physiological differences between the sexes that give men an advantage over women in sports.
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