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 Sport is about competition and women who have not gone through male puberty cannot compete with women who have on an even playing field. The argument that all sport is unfair to some extent due to biological differences between different people in the same sex is sometimes deployed in bad faith as an argument for why trans athletes should be able to partiticpate in whatever competition they want.

Yes, there are some people who are intersex but world athletics have a solution for this in terms of analysing testosterone levels in atheletes, and excluding people who are not beginning from the same baseline. It must be traumatic for these people but womens' sports are only just beginning to get the mainstream audiences to rival mens' sports and anything that casts aspersions on the legitimacy of the sport needs to be clearly regulated so that the work of pioneers like Billy Jean King are not invalidated.
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