So it seems like the fair thing to do would be to create a female nonbinary category, and a male nonbinary category - and let the first compete in the women's division, and the second in the men's.
2.5 million likes.... the overwhelming majority of people are not insane. Stop being silent when people talk nonsense about this trash. The 20-25% of people that believe this are not the majority, they've just been crying about it louder than people that actually live in reality have been resisting. Not buying into 'woke' culture is not being any sort of -phobia, you're just living in reality.
They should have prize money. The amount of the prize money should be proportional to the number of entrants. Everyone pays to compete. Making the prize money proportional makes sense. There are 40,000 people expected to compete, 1.6% of the US population identifies as non-binary, so about 640 people would be assumed to be competing in the non-binary category. That would be a good compromise.
Again I gotta ask: how is it fair to create a new category in marathons and other road running events that will inevitably benefit non-binary males and disadvantage non-binary females? It's sex discrimination against females in sports so blatant that it harkens back to the era when girls and women were officially barred from road running events in the USA because of our sex.
So it seems like the fair thing to do would be to create a female nonbinary category, and a male nonbinary category - and let the first compete in the women's division, and the second in the men's.
Would the female nonbinary category be open to transgender female nonbinary runners?
Its possible most non-binary are happy. But a journalist must find that one runner who is unhappy to make the story. It is a classic case of sensational journalism
So whenever injustice occurs, it's solely up to the people directly and personally affected by the injustice to sort it out - and anyone not directly impacted should just turn a blind eye and shut up?
No. I didn't write that. You are a master of putting words into other people's keyboards.
I wrote, "If they want allies, I'd be more than happy to support them." Since I don't know what's best for them (female non-binaries), I will let THEM decide what's best for them, and support whatever THEY decide.
Unlike you, I am not better or smarter than those female nonbinary people. And I definitely don't know what's best for them.
Throughout history, there have been countless men who thought they were better and smarter than women, and believed they could decide what was best for women. How did you feel about them?
In an effort for “equity”, the Bank of America Chicago half marathon isn’t in the Loop anymore. Instead, it’s through the “vibrant areas” on the West Side (Garfield and Humboldt Park). These neighborhoods are literal warzones. Why did they do that?
You should know why they did that.
New York and Boston seem to be in that 'bunch' with their creep toward total woke. What was once Premier Athletic Events drifted into Social Athletic Events and now in the nosedive to Woke Athletic Events.
I'm on tap to do my 4th Boston in 6 months, but I'd much more prefer to go to Boston to participate in the 'Let's Bring it Back to an Athletic Event' boycott.
2.5 million likes.... the overwhelming majority of people are not insane. Stop being silent when people talk nonsense about this trash. The 20-25% of people that believe this are not the majority, they've just been crying about it louder than people that actually live in reality have been resisting. Not buying into 'woke' culture is not being any sort of -phobia, you're just living in reality.
Yikes, I hope it's nowhere near 20-25% that actually believe. If so, we're in big trouble.
A person lacking an SRY gene. That's nature's definition
I can't tell if the gender theorist types are being disingenuous or just plain ignorant when they claim to not know how to define sex categories.
So are people with ovotesticular syndrome men or women? Swyer syndrome? CAIS?
Exceptions don't disprove the rule.
Ovotesticular syndrome and Swyer syndrome are due to mutations or translocations of the SRY gene, or mutations of other genes related to sexual development, and these people are almost always infertile so these mutations are not adaptive or normal. In healthy humans, an embryo starts out as female and in the presence of and subsequent transcription of the SRY gene initiates male sexual development (i.e. ovaries develop into testes). To answer your question, I would categorize these people as male if male sexual development has occurred - which is true for ovotesticular syndrome and CAIS - and female if not. None of this disproves the existence of male/female sex.
If I must refine my definition of a woman further, it would be: a person without an abnormally located and/or mutated SRY gene and has not experienced male sexual development.
If I must refine my definition of a woman further, it would be: a person without an abnormally located and/or mutated SRY gene and has not experienced male sexual development.
Do you think a jurist is qualified to judge whether someone's SRY gene is abnormally located or mutated? How about judging "male sexual development"? Or is that a task of a "biologist"?