Trans Athletes Causing Serious Injuries to Girls

WASHINGTON - Dec. 12, 2022 - PRLog -- A second M2F transgender athlete has caused serious and possibly permanent injuries to a biological female opponent, notes public interest law professor John Banzhaf, who says risk of serious injury creates a new strong argument against permitting M2F athletes to compete against girls and women.

Here's how the hockey injury was described by one reporter:  "the size imbalance between the two skaters was so great that the [far smaller] Team player ended up being propelled head first into the boards with enough force to deliver a concussion" which left her unconscious.

Not surprisingly, the resulting article which reported it in detail was entitled IGNORING BIOLOGICAL REALITY PUTS FEMALE HOCKEY PLAYERS AT RISK.

In an earlier situation involving play between two high school girl's volleyball teams, a M2F player was able to spike the ball so forcefully that it caused "severe" and possibly permanent injuries to his biological female opponent, who was knocked to the ground and suffered a concussion.

Would a 20-year-old be permitted to compete in the Senior Olympics (> 50) simply because he feels like - and/or believes himself to be - 55 years of age, and even if he claims that many senior citizens can outperform some 20-year olds?

Similarly, would a boxer or wrestler who weighs 240 pounds ever be allowed to even step into the ring or onto the mat in matches in lightweight divisions simply because he believes himself to much lighter, and even if he can show that a few heavyweights might lose to a much lighter but more highly skilled opponent?

In short, requiring biological males to play volleyball on the men's team if they wish to play varsity volleyball will affect a much small number of students than those who are male and cannot play varsity volleyball at all because of their gender, argues Banzhaf.

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