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~ the female is taking performance enhancing drugs;
~ the female is seriously ill (and would be very unlikely to be performing in elite sport).
Being barred from the most prestigious tournament in Africa has been no barrier to a glittering career in the women’s game for Banda. Although a contract with Real Madrid was withdrawn after Banda’s ban, the player went on to represent Zambia at the 2023 Women’s World Cup in Australia and at the Tokyo and Paris Olympic Games. FIFA and the International Olympic Committee have no requirement for female athletes to prove their sex is actually female. Banda, a former professional in women’s boxing, currently plays for the USA-based team Orlando Pride.
Yet again, women’s sport is being brought into disrepute (and women footballers put at risk of serious injury) by weak governing bodies that refuse to stand up for fairness and safety for females. If female footballers fail ‘gender eligibility’ this raises inevitable questions over their sex.
Well, he's won.
The evidence shows this is a male with a DSD.
The BBC is utterly shameless promoting males in the Female category.
What do you want @BBCSport – women’s sport being 100% male? Disgraceful! 😡Shame on you! https://t.co/bGPFfjCwUx
— Mara Yamauchi (@mara_yamauchi) November 26, 2024
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Presumably the BBC decided this was more time efficient than going door to door to spit directly in women's faces. https://t.co/JGGdIVxYNB
— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) November 26, 2024
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