@Selkiesarereal
What is to stop countries who partake in state sponsored doping to drop that risky and costly practice and adopt a much cheaper option of selecting transwomen for their teams? I suspect we are not that far from that and only then the world will sit up and take notice.
Not just countries who sneak doping into their sports training. Sports scholarships in the US have long been a way for poor kids to get a University education and ,if successful , to get onto the sponsorship deal money wagon. But in many states self identified trans girls , ie boys, have been trouncing girls in track and field at local and state level, meaning girls don’t get chosen to compete at prestigious interstate trials which is where the spotters for the universities hang out. See Selina Soule , and many more, on YouTube.
If the impetus isn’t halted soon then there will have been so much time and effort invested in training and promoting young transwomen athletes at the expense of developing the careers of young female athletes that the pushback to allow this unfairness will be not just be from the “be kind” crowd, but from the sponsors, the national squads and the regulatory bodies. Not to mention that the young talented female athletes like Selina will have quietly packed up their running spikes and gone home, because there are only so many times that you can put up with lining up on the starting line knowing you have lost the race even before the b of the bang.