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Topic	Transgender MtF sprinter wins 2 girls' state championships
Shadow20201 06/07/17 11:24:06 AM #71:	gunplagirl posted... Shadow20201 posted... gunplagirl posted... Real girls? To start hormones a trans woman needs several letters from doctors and mental health professionals to verify their gender and that it I'd medically necessary to live as a woman. There doesn't seem to be any indication that was the case for this person to compete, let alone live as one. Even so, I'm not bothered by this person competing and winning. They are trans, that's reason enough. And no doctor would be able to give hormones to a patient under 18 (or over 18) without some serious proof their gender identity is genuine. And every student has the right to compete, nondiscrimination laws are federally mandated even if Betsy devos wants to dance around that point from here to next week. My point was they may not even necessarily be on HRT. The article didn't include that point of information (and unfortunately comes off as somewhat biased against them) while adding in they were competing on the men's team roughly a year ago. The only criteria mentioned for them to compete was for them to self-identify as their gender and for their school to agree with it. --- czzzzzzzzzz[]:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::/ 'Sir we are surrounded!' 'Excellent, then we can attack in any direction.' <cite>Shadow20201 posted [p:880588054] in Transgende... [t:75431791]...</cite> <quote><cite>gunplagirl posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Shadow20201 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>gunplagirl posted...</cite> <quote>Real girls? To start hormones a trans woman needs several letters from doctors and mental health professionals to verify their gender and that it I'd medically necessary to live as a woman.</quote> There doesn't seem to be any indication that was the case for this person to compete, let alone live as one. Even so, I'm not bothered by this person competing and winning.</quote> They are trans, that's reason enough. And no doctor would be able to give hormones to a patient under 18 (or over 18) without some serious proof their gender identity is genuine. And every student has the right to compete, nondiscrimination laws are federally mandated even if Betsy devos wants to dance around that point from here to next week.</quote> My point was they may not even necessarily be on HRT. The article didn't include that point of information (and unfortunately comes off as somewhat biased against them) while adding in they were competing on the men's team roughly a year ago. The only criteria mentioned for them to compete was for them to self-identify as their gender and for their school to agree with it. --- czzzzzzzzzz[]:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::/ 'Sir we are surrounded!' 'Excellent, then we can attack in any direction.'</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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