'Basketball is a physical sport, and protecting girls from a male athlete that has natural strength advantages should be a priority. But of course it is not because the priority is to butcher and ignore the scientific reality,' ZacharyFaria writes.
advantages compared to female athletes, even at the high school level. But even the question of safety has been disregarded by the VPA. Basketball is a physical sport, and protecting girls from a male athlete that has natural strength advantages should be a priority.But of course it is not because the priority is to butcher and ignore the scientific reality we all know: men and women are not the same, and you cannot switch from being one to being the other.
This wasn’t done to uphold the sanctity of VPA’s policies. It was done as a warning to other schools that recognize how unfair it is to force its girls' teams to play against boys. Bend the knee to gender ideology, or you too will be banned from all sports. The VPA, like other liberals pushing this, want silence and complicity, and they don’t care how many high schoolers they have to punish to achieve it.
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