By Mary Chastain – Legal Insurrection
I could probably write eight articles a day on this crap.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) released media guidelines addressing athletes “to promote inclusivity and equality.”
You all know what that means! Feels > Science.
Olympics to the Media: Avoid ‘Problematic Language’ Like ‘Born Male,’ ‘Biologically Male,’ and ‘Genetically Female’
Feels > Science.
I could probably write eight articles a day on this crap.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) released media guidelines addressing athletes “to promote inclusivity and equality.”
You all know what that means! Feels > Science.
The sport determines whether a male can compete against the females, so we’ll likely see a male with the females.
(I’m finished with saying trans. We all know it’s about males in female sports.)
World Rowing has issued a near-blanket ban on the participation of trans women in female categories, while the World Boxing Council does not allow any trans athletes to participate.
The world bodies for athletics, cycling, swimming, rugby and cricket have banned trans women from competing in female categories if they underwent puberty before starting their transition.
The governing bodies for the triathlon, tennis and archery require testosterone levels to be suppressed within a specified limit.
Other sporting bodies, such as the Badminton World Federation, have said they will consider trans athletes on a case-by-case basis, while FIFA, global soccer’s governing body, announced in 2022 that it would review its policy.
The IOC provided the media with the new guidelines, which include the “problematic language” it needs to avoid.
The problematic language is based on science, not feels.
Don’t use these terms:
- Born male
- Born female
- Biologically male
- Biologically female
- Male-to-female (MtF)
- Female-to-male (FtM)
“Use of phrases like those above can be dehumanising and inaccurate when used to describe transgender sportspeople and athletes with sex variations,” according to the guidelines. “A person’s sex category is not assigned based on genetics alone and aspects of a person’s biology can be altered when they pursue gender-affirming medical care.”
Instead, use terms like:
- Girl/boy
- Woman/man
- Transgender girl/boy
- Transgender woman/man
- Transgender person
If you MUST use the sex assigned at birth, then you MUST write or say:
- Assigned female at birth
- Assigned male at birth
- Designated female at birth
- Designated male at birth
Taking hormones, chopping off body parts, or gluing other body parts to you does not change your sex. It does not change your biology.
Genetics defines your sex. You’re either XX or XY. XY DSD (intersex is the older term) is extremely rare, but it’s happened in the Olympics.
Make it stop. I don’t want to be on this planet anymore.
The IOC took advice from GLAAD (Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation), which has long abandoned gays and lesbians and took up arms with transgenders.
GLAAD knows how to use dehumanizing language. TERF stands for “trans-exclusionary radical feminist.”
Even if you’re a lesbian, if you’re a TERF, then GLAAD won’t stand up for you.
Martina has thoughts.
Can steroid mongoloid non sex decided participate in the Olympics also, inquireing minds want to know? I’m so confusilated.
nope not playing your mental illness game you lose
Compelled speech, a sure sign of communist capture.
Me thinks this summer’s Olympics has all the potential to be a sh*t-show, and at the same time, an opportunity for people around the world to exuberantly exercise their free speech, to defiantly use the words and terms they are trying to criminalize. Speech criminals R us. Ha!!
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Bill Hicks bonus:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaCMNEeBEws
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