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Originally Posted by polak
I don't see how it's okay to have someone who is biologically a man compete with people who are biologically women in sports but okay. Lets pretend that there isn't a measurable, quantifiable difference in sports performance between biological males and female.
Rest of the points I'm a-okay with as long as they track the sex of the student for health reasons. Females need different health education than Males, regardless if they call themselves a boy or girl, cause their menstrual cycle, uterus or HPV doesn't care what they say they are.
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When I was teaching physed to kids as old as 15 I was trying to get them to run to the correct base on the diamond, we weren't terrible concerned that one of the boys had a better slugging percentage or ran a faster 40 than one of the girls.
Based on the 16 year olds I know, both the girls and the boys could use the information provided by sitting in on the other groups sex ed class.