I Do Hope The Supreme Court Will Take This Into Consideration In The Little v. Hecox Case

It also increases the chances for young ladies to become disabled. Anyone else remember the young woman injured in volleyball match featured by President Trump in his speech to Congress?

You are absolutely right about that. But I thought pointing out the opportunities that are eliminated for girls who are already disabled was important too.

It absolutely is important. Keep pointing it out. It may save some people. The rest are so lost in the storm of their cognizant dissonance, they are incapable of seeing the truth.

I just hope it is a consideration, because disabled girls can benefit from being on teams in sports. It helps them to be able to work with other people later in life.

Agreed. Sports, team or individual, that are well run, play a significant role in producing strong, well adjusted, and contributing members of society.

I agree too. But I must argue that playing singles tennis is much different than playing on a soccer team where you have to work with other people to win.

Absolutely. Unless the event is something like a chess match, the risk of injury in most any physical sport exists when a female is pitted against a biological male. Track and field events are generally safe events but the best women and girls are unable to succeed against the best biological males. Even the non best biological males can easily beat the best females and that will oust the females from scholarship consideration. Florence Griffith Joyner, a sprinting phe still holds sprinting records, some believe she was...artificially enhanced but never tested positive, but she would be entirely overmatched by Usain Bolt. And Tyson Gay. As well as over 4400 other men just in the last 30 years. I would classify it as theft by deception. Theft of opportunity.

And are you considering the girls to be disabled playing against biological males? You've already given an example of what happened to a non disabled girl playing volleyball, so you hopefully you can see how much worse it would be for a disabled girl.

Oh absolutely. I am definitely not saying anything against disabled girls or adult women. A girl, with any disability, would absolutely despair when confronted by a biological male competitor to the point where they would, probably, stop trying to compete.
I'm saying any biological male participating in female sports steals opportunities from all biological females. It is grossly unfair to females and only in backwards world is it even considered.

I'm glad you can see it too. And here's another thought, how many parents of disabled girls are even going to entertain the idea of a letting them play on or against a team with any kind of male?

I wouldn't sign papers today allowing my daughters to compete against biological males. My mom was a school teacher that fought for school sponsored girl sports way before title IX was signed into law. Once it was law, she started and coached girls basketball teams and track and field. She knew that the best girls couldn't be as strong or as fast as the majority of boys. The proper father/daughter dynamic has never been that of "owner/property", rather, I became her ultimate protector on the day they were born. I raised them to be strong and confident, but I never gave up the ultimate responsibility for their safety til I relinquished it to their spouse. I could never allow their safety to become compromised by the virtue signalers of the world.

Your mother sounds like a good person, and you sound like a good father too.