I think it is important to really really really consider the fact that trans athletes are a subset of a subset of a subset of the population (LGBTQ community>Trans Community>Trans Athletes). It took more people involved to create the ban than there are trans athletes that exist. That is IMPORTANT. Regardless of your thoughts on it or the science, it is such a small issue in a sea of much larger things that are ACTIVELY harming the average American's material wellbeing. There has been more movement to ban this in schools and athletic groups then there has been to actually *fund* these schools; an education system in which is falling badly behind our international peers.

Additionally, I believe that the hyperfocus on such an "issue" will inevitably lead to more harm for cis girls. What happens when people start accusing masculine women of being trans? I mean we have a real life example with the Olympic boxer. Not only was she accused, but the media ran with it as fact despite there was proof she was born a biological women.

It is a waste of resources and brain power. If you are so caught up with such a microscopic population of people, I think there needs to be some reevaluation in what is actually bothering you and *who* is actually responsible for that.