Biological men in women's sports are physically, mentally harming women
'They're being very disingenuous about who they actually are, and they're moving into female spaces, which is physically and mentally harming women and damaging women's sports,' says Buck Angel, a biological female who transitioned to live as a male 30 years ago.
Buck Angel, a transgender man who transitioned over 30 years ago, has been vocal about the ongoing controversy at the Olympics involving athletes with XY chromosomes competing in female sports categories.
"Hi, my name is Buck Angel, and I'm a female who transitioned to live as a male. I did not change my sex. I'm still biologically female," he clarifies. Buck emphasizes the importance of honesty about one's biological sex, highlighting that while he lives as a man, he is still biologically female, a reality he doesn't shy away from.
IBA clarifies the facts: the letter to the IOC regarding two ineligible boxers was sent and acknowledgedhttps://t.co/akd629DxhB
— Buck Angel® Transsexual (@BuckAngel) August 8, 2024
Addressing the situation at the Olympics, Buck states, "The International Boxing Association disqualified Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting, the Taiwanese boxer, because they failed the chromosome test. They are XY chromosomes, which means they are biologically male."
Birth certificate is not proof of sex. My birth certificate was actually changed many years ago to reflect male. I am a biological female XX chromosomes. I can prove to you who keep telling me that Algeria’s Imane Khelif is female because the birth certificate says so. That is… pic.twitter.com/zuXQTGrJz1
— Buck Angel® Transsexual (@BuckAngel) August 4, 2024
He criticizes the International Olympic Committee's reliance on passports over biological tests, saying, "My passport says male, so I could actually fight in the male space. It's actually disingenuous."
Why are there no XX "males" with DSD competing in men's sports? Do they exist? Why is everything always about women's sports and women's spaces?
— Buck Angel® Transsexual (@BuckAngel) August 6, 2024
Buck is particularly concerned about the integrity of women's sports. "It’s unfair that these athletes, who are biologically male, are competing against women. It’s hurting women, both physically and mentally. We have men’s and women’s divisions for a reason, and when you blur those lines, it’s not just unfair — it’s dangerous," he warns.
Yesterday, the International Boxing Association held a press conference addressing the concerns surrounding Algerian boxer Imane Khelif and Taiwanese boxer Lin Yu-Ting.
— REDUXX (@ReduxxMag) August 6, 2024
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𝟬𝟬:𝟮𝟯 - Both boxers had the… pic.twitter.com/LnB1Tczk3f
He also expresses disappointment in the broader societal implications, noting, "It’s a slippery slope. Once you start letting biological males into female spaces, where does it end? Someone is going to get hurt, and it’s likely going to be a woman." Buck’s stance is rooted in his deep respect for women’s rights and spaces. He also stated that people who are invading women’s spaces for their own benefit can only be driven by misogyny.
- By Ezra Levant
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