America Has Spoken — 2/3 Oppose Trans Athletes in Female Sports
Common sense isn’t dead yet. New polling shows that Americans broadly reject the participation of men who identify as female in women’s sports, according to Fox News . A strong majority of Americans draw the line at…
Common sense isn’t dead yet.
New polling shows that Americans broadly reject the participation of men who identify as female in women’s Sports, according to Fox News.
A strong majority of Americans draw the line at Transgender sporting competitions, with 58 percent opposing the idea in college and pro Sports.
The Washington Post-University of Maryland survey released on Tuesday asked a random national sample of adults if “Transgender women and girls should or should not be allowed to compete in Sports with other women and girls” at the youth, High school, collegiate and professional levels.
Americans have the same idea for trans athletes in High schoolSports, with 55 percent disapproving of the idea.
They’re more willing to tolerate trans participation in youth Sports, even though a plurality of 49 percent in opposition is greater than the 33 percent who support it.
Sixty-eight percent of the Americans surveyed agreed that boys who identify as female “have a competitive advantage” over girls, a strong indicator that reality still has a pulse.
No matter how they identify themselves, male athletes have significant advantages over their female competitors.
Men who identify as women have greater bone and muscle density, even after receiving hormone treatment.
University of Pennsylvania trans swimmer Lia Thomas has become the face of entryism into women’s Sports.
The man who identifies as a woman dominated women’s collegiate events earlier this year. Thomas maintains that he has no innate advantage over his female competitors, pointing to variation between female athletes to justify his participation.
Swimmers on Thomas’ team have described a culture of bullying and retribution directed at those who question the fairness of Thomas’ participation in women’s events.
While the public is roundly opposed to male athletes competing in women’s Sports, the Transgender movement as a whole is more popular.
Forty percent of those queried said greater social acceptance of Transgender people was good for society, whereas 25 percent stated it was not.
The survey questioned 1,503 Americans across the country in mid-May.
Corporations such as Calvin Klein and the National Football League have taken to promoting transgenderism, marketing the idea as a replacement for women.
President Joe Biden’s Department of Justice has moved to block states from implementing legislation that would shield Children from the propagation of Transgender ideology.
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.