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Caster Semenya Looses Case
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Victory for the women who race?
I can't see this going away anytime soon so how will this end up, one race for everyone or a separate race for those classed in between?
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I can't see this going away anytime soon so how will this end up, one race for everyone or a separate race for those classed in between?
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Perhaps they should consider separate events for Blacks and Whites, since it is often shown that Black Athletes are much more superior in certain events.
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/// Again AOG...mixed race athletes? ///
Well since it has not yet been proven that mixed race runners have an unfair advantage over other runners, then I can see of no reason why they should be segregated from other race runners.
Why have you gone from 'Athletes' to 'Runners'?
Perhaps they should consider separate events for Blacks and Whites, since it is often shown that Black Athletes are much more superior in certain events.
anotheoldgit
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/// Again AOG...mixed race athletes? ///
Well since it has not yet been proven that mixed race runners have an unfair advantage over other runners, then I can see of no reason why they should be segregated from other race runners.
Why have you gone from 'Athletes' to 'Runners'?
Ah just seen pixies post about intersex.
The fact she has more biological ‘maleness’ is the issue. She was raised as a female so will obviously through that identify as more female but DNA is a key factor I think.
I think it would be a really interesting experiment, but probably not safe really, to take a group of say male athletes and female athletes and give them the reverse hormone treatment to see how they fair against each other and a group of ‘normal’ athletes.
Athletes by definition want to be the best they can so will (hopefully) embrace doing as well as they can regardless of treatment.
The fact she has more biological ‘maleness’ is the issue. She was raised as a female so will obviously through that identify as more female but DNA is a key factor I think.
I think it would be a really interesting experiment, but probably not safe really, to take a group of say male athletes and female athletes and give them the reverse hormone treatment to see how they fair against each other and a group of ‘normal’ athletes.
Athletes by definition want to be the best they can so will (hopefully) embrace doing as well as they can regardless of treatment.
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