A woman with XX chromosomes or absence of Y chromosomal material (SRY gene) or with a DSD without male androgenisation will be eligible to compete in the female category.
A woman with XX chromosomes or absence of Y chromosomal material (SRY gene) or with a DSD without male androgenisation will be eligible to compete in the female category.
The same is true for men and their single-sex spaces of course.
The same is true for men and their single-sex spaces of course.
Thankfully, it’s very rare as your search/examples have shown.
Thankfully, it’s very rare as your search/examples have shown.
Oh, and your misogyny is showing bud.
Oh, and your misogyny is showing bud.
This has nothing to do with how ‘feminine’ or ‘masculine’ Khelif is - it’s all about his/her sex and eligibility to compete in women’s boxing.
This has nothing to do with how ‘feminine’ or ‘masculine’ Khelif is - it’s all about his/her sex and eligibility to compete in women’s boxing.
I haven’t responded because your comments are illogical.
I haven’t responded because your comments are illogical.
In ~99.9% of cases, a buccal (cheek) swab will categorically show if someone is male or female. For any test discrepancies, more detailed testing will be undertaken to rule out certain DSD conditions.
In ~99.9% of cases, a buccal (cheek) swab will categorically show if someone is male or female. For any test discrepancies, more detailed testing will be undertaken to rule out certain DSD conditions.
Someone’s ‘medical information’ about their sex is of course applicable to the fairness and integrity of elite sports.
Someone’s ‘medical information’ about their sex is of course applicable to the fairness and integrity of elite sports.