To save you time, they are pretty unanimous, no dissenters at all
https://x.com/Sport_England/status/1772973661311369496?s=20
If you want a geeky take on it, Sport England, as a public body, has a duty under the Equality Act 2010 not just not to discriminate against protected characteristics but to advance equality...
Feminism: Sex and gender discussions
You might enjoy the replies to what I am sure Sport England thought was an innocuous tweet
wiltonian · 27/03/2024 15:54
https://x.com/Sport_England/status/1772973661311369496?s=20
Changeandagoodrest · 27/03/2024 17:59
But it's factual isn't it? It's more than likely your gender not your sex that impacts physical activity? I don't think fewer girls play because their sex is female. I'd imagine transgender girls are the same with a minority being transgender girls who excel at sports.
EditedChangeandagoodrest · 27/03/2024 17:59
But it's factual isn't it? It's more than likely your gender not your sex that impacts physical activity? I don't think fewer girls play because their sex is female. I'd imagine transgender girls are the same with a minority being transgender girls who excel at sports.
Editedwiltonian · 27/03/2024 16:00
It's pretty much this, wall to wall
Changeandagoodrest · 27/03/2024 17:59
But it's factual isn't it? It's more than likely your gender not your sex that impacts physical activity? I don't think fewer girls play because their sex is female. I'd imagine transgender girls are the same with a minority being transgender girls who excel at sports.
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Changeandagoodrest · 27/03/2024 18:13
@DuesToTheDirt I'd imagine the physicality of periods doesn't no. I don't have the stats but I imagine the amount of girls who avoid sports because of social stigma around periods as opposed to actual physiological impacts is bigger. Do you think fewer girls are physically active because of debilitating periods? Do you really think that when it comes to physical activity girls have less activity because of their physiology?
EditedChangeandagoodrest · 27/03/2024 18:09
@Boombatty do you think the sex of children is what results in lower physical participation of girls? Or socialization of girls? I am deadly serious in my belief that lower participation in girls is as a result of their gender and not their sex. There's a difference between sex and gender and I'm fairly certain the reasons for lower physical activity in girls is nothing to do with their sex.
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