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NAIA bans trans athletes in women sports

IU_Hickory

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Trans men (born women) can still participate in men's sports since they wouldn't have a competitive advantage. And doesn't effect dancing/cheerleading nor activities within a school (only competition between schools). Seems like a good solution that I would assume most (obviously not all) would support.

NCAA rules are on a sport by sport basis and apparently dependent on testosterone levels. https://www.ncaa.org/sports/2022/1/27/transgender-participation-policy.aspx

NAIA's solution doesn't seem quite so complex
 

Trans men (born women) can still participate in men's sports since they wouldn't have a competitive advantage. And doesn't effect dancing/cheerleading nor activities within a school (only competition between schools). Seems like a good solution that I would assume most (obviously not all) would support.

NCAA rules are on a sport by sport basis and apparently dependent on testosterone levels. https://www.ncaa.org/sports/2022/1/27/transgender-participation-policy.aspx

NAIA's solution doesn't seem quite so complex
🤣🤣🤣🤣. If anywhere trannies should be welcome it’s the anything goes NAIA
 

Trans men (born women) can still participate in men's sports since they wouldn't have a competitive advantage. And doesn't effect dancing/cheerleading nor activities within a school (only competition between schools). Seems like a good solution that I would assume most (obviously not all) would support.

NCAA rules are on a sport by sport basis and apparently dependent on testosterone levels. https://www.ncaa.org/sports/2022/1/27/transgender-participation-policy.aspx

NAIA's solution doesn't seem quite so complex
This feels like where everyone will land eventually.
 

Trans men (born women) can still participate in men's sports since they wouldn't have a competitive advantage. And doesn't effect dancing/cheerleading nor activities within a school (only competition between schools). Seems like a good solution that I would assume most (obviously not all) would support.

NCAA rules are on a sport by sport basis and apparently dependent on testosterone levels. https://www.ncaa.org/sports/2022/1/27/transgender-participation-policy.aspx

NAIA's solution doesn't seem quite so complex
IIUC, the NCAA rules track with the Olympic rules.
 
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