Men In Women’s Sports… When Ideologies Clash
By DEACON MIKE MANNO, JD In 1972 when Congress passed Title IX only one in 27 women and girls participated in sports; today, nearly fifty years later, that number is closer to two in six. Not only did the law result in more athletic opportunities for women and girls, it also benefited them by opening more avenues for scholarships and elite competition. It was hailed as a monumental civil rights advancement for all women, athlete or not. At the time sex was considered binary: You were either male or female. Much has changed today. The intellectual elites on the left now claim that sex is non-binary, and is subject to an individual’s assessment of self; it is fluid. In short,…Continue Reading