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What conclusion? I just pointed out one historical attempt to define "biological man", and noted that it ended in failure?
by carbadtraingood 4y ago
What conclusion? I just pointed out one historical attempt to define "biological man", and noted that it ended in failure?
- baremetal 4y ago"What's a biological man? Not a Y chromosome."
- carbadtraingood 4y agoRight. That's the definition the international Olympic committee tried to enforce. The presence of a Y chromosome meant athletes weren't allowed to compete. The problem is that many women (who are not trans) have a Y chromosome. They are either XXY (Klinefelter), or XY (Swyer), XY mosaicism, or any of the other intersex conditions. Are those people not women? They may have fallopian tubes, a vagina, and a uterus, but also a Y chromosome.