Results: Transgendered Males Participating in Sports as Females

Whether transgender people should be able to compete in sport in accordance with their gender identity is a widely contested question among sport organizations, fellow competitors and spectators. Do you think it is fair for a person born as a male be allowed to participate alongside biologically-born female athletes?

But now, for the first time, this fundamental rule was overlooked by the Olympics with Laurel Hubbard, 43, a transgendered male chosen to represent New Zealand in the Tokyo Olympics, competing in the women's 87-kilogram category. Do you think woman's sport at every level is being threatened?

Supporters of transgender athletes argue that medically prescribed puberty blockers and estrogen medicine suppresses testosterone levels and reduces muscle mass of transgender women, potentially reducing possible competitive advantages. Even if some measures are taken to reduce strength in a transgender female, do you think they will always be stronger and faster than a naturally born woman who competes as such?

"The day may be imminent when natural-born females are no longer represented on the Olympic medal podium as biological males start to make serious inroads into their sports." - Do you think that this is where the situation is headed if they continue to allow the transgendered to participate in female sports competition?