At last, an official body that recognises letting trans athletes compete against women is unfair, unsafe and unethical
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When transgender cyclist Rachel McKinnon (now Veronica Ivy) took to the podium after winning the 2018 women’s world track championships, the differences between the competitors were clear to see. McKinnon is taller, broader and more muscular than the women lining up for silver and bronze medals.
At last, an official body that recognises letting trans athletes compete against women is unfair, unsafe and unethical
At last, an official body that recognises…
At last, an official body that recognises letting trans athletes compete against women is unfair, unsafe and unethical
When transgender cyclist Rachel McKinnon (now Veronica Ivy) took to the podium after winning the 2018 women’s world track championships, the differences between the competitors were clear to see. McKinnon is taller, broader and more muscular than the women lining up for silver and bronze medals.