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Tour of the Gila Celebrates 37th Edition with a Stacked Field - Vimarsana News

Tour of the Gila Celebrates 37th Edition with a Stacked Field

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Seb Coe's trans comments are nonsensical and unjust - Vimarsana News

Seb Coe's trans comments are nonsensical and unjust

In a less-than-crowded field, Sebastian Coe has distinguished himself as a resolute voice in sport’s rollback of gender ideology. Amid so much hand-wringing about the transgender debate, the president of World Athletics held firm last March in his long-stated belief that biology trumped gender, banning athletes who had gone through male puberty from the female category. How dismaying, then, to find 10 months later that his conviction comes with a caveat.

Source: yahoo.com
The Just Security 2023 Year-End Book Recommendations - Vimarsana News

The Just Security 2023 Year-End Book Recommendations

Just Security editors recommend books they read this year, including those that illuminated world issues and brought joy into their 2023.

Martina Navratilova slams trans cyclist Austin Killips' victory - Vimarsana News

Martina Navratilova slams trans cyclist Austin Killips' victory

Tennis great Martina Navratilova took a swing at transgender cyclist Austin Killips, who won a women’s race in New Mexico – saying “trans identified male athletes” have no place in women’s sports.

Source: nypost.com
Austin Killips, transgender biker, fuels backlash over rise of male-born athletes in women's cycling - Vimarsana News

Austin Killips, transgender biker, fuels backlash over rise of male-born athletes in women's cycling

In the world of women's pro cycling, it's becoming increasingly difficult to avoid racing against male-born athletes who identify as women. Just ask Hannah Arensman.