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I’ve spoken to plenty of female racers. Those that have problems with this say, to a person, that they are afraid to speak up because of the assured social media skewering that would be inevitable. This issue has become religion and if you speak out you are immediately labeled a bigot and transphobic.
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Sadly, little empathy for trans folx in this thread . As a clinician for cares for many, this thread is a reminder of how absolutely terrible it can be to navigate the world as a trans person constantly getting messages that you: don’t exist, are crazy, or taking advantage of others. This type of speech is violent, plain and simple. First step is denying someone’s existence. |
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I come back in here and people are still misgendering this woman. Disappointed to say the least. I can understand why someone might not find a transgender woman competing in a strength sport is particularly fair, but misgendering this woman is wrong. Maybe it's time to close it.
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Luckily, regressive state laws have no jurisdiction on international competition
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Cheers...Daryl Life is too important to be taken seriously |
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this thread sucks. its not about cycling, its just people airing their crappy opinions on trans affairs.
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People want to argue
People complain about the arguing. People want the thread locked People will complain about the thread being locked Here is a suggestion... Take a breath, and talk about bikes. Take a breath, go ride your bikes. You'll feel better. W. |
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