> And diverse genders, but you should consider them all the same, even if we know we have diverse bodies, needs and behaviors. The point of having the knowledg

> And diverse genders, but you should consider them all the same, even if we know we have diverse bodies, needs and behaviors. The point of having the knowledge that our bodies and needs are different as dictated by sex (not gender, if you’re talking about bodies) is to respect and value each other equally despite the things that we cannot change about our biologies. If what you just said is how adversaries of gender equality and women empowerment think, then it is no wonder that there’s a lot of toxic disagreement on the matter. I suppose it’s difficult for such people to wrap their heads around why having gender-based sports divisions is justified and not inherently sexist, and that both are equally dignified categories.