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So, this is anecdotal and so I'm sure you could find some counter-examples, but one thing I've noticed in basically all of the stories surrounding transgender bans in sports especially at the college level and below (and I feel it becomes even more true the earlier you go) is that in instances where they were allowed to compete it's basically never their peers who they're competing against who are out there calling for bans. Almost every story I hear on the subject, if they reach out to fellow competitors, including those who lost to a trans athlete, believe they should be able to continue competing and oppose the efforts of politicians and ""concerned"" parents/people/etc. to ban them from competition.

Which always led me to the natural conclusion of thinking it was one of the most clear examples of exposing the bullshit behind pushing these bans in the first place - the people most closely involved appear to oppose the effort.