bring_it_up

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   by bring_it_up 3y ago

   The issue is men trying to compete in women's competitions. There may be an argument for not having separate tournaments for women at all, but while there is such a division, it's essential to filter out men for this purpose - inc
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   by bring_it_up 3y ago

   Or maybe they're just trying to do the right thing for women. Perhaps the decision-makers in FIDE have listened to feminist critique of this recent policy movement that advocates for men who call themselves women to be allowed in what
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   by bring_it_up 3y ago

   The goal is to have women-only spaces, in this case a competitive space. It's essential to filter out men for this purpose, including those who pretend to be women. Making an exception for the latter if they make some attempt to perfor
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   by bring_it_up 3y ago

   What would be the significant differences at "stage X of transition"?
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   by bring_it_up 3y ago

   > I’m disappointed they don’t consider trans women women because they are Not really though. There are only two requirements to being a "trans woman": 1. Be a man 2. Call yourself a woman That's it. Excluding them from w