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Re:The dispute between radical feminism and transgenderism (... by fzeroracer on Friday March 25, 2022 @09:31AM (#30801922)
I brought up examples of women who were born with an undeniable advantage. They are faster and stronger than most other women because of their genetics. Should they be not considered women? Should they have to compete in their own bracket? Saying that it's 'different' isn't much of an argument.

I bring this up because part of the problem was transgender fears is what fuels the discrimination those individuals face despite being cisgender women.

If your answer is 'it's complicated' then you're admitting that defining what is and isn't a woman is more complicated than how it seems. The majority of transgender women competing in these sports do not break records or anything of the sort.

Re:The dispute between radical feminism and transgenderism (... by Ekaros on Friday March 25, 2022 @02:13PM (#30805399)
If we start to limit who can enter women's competitions based on traits, should we do same with males too? Like maybe not allow above average height players in basketball, to make more even field?