The WNBA has been caught up in a whirlwind of controversy surrounding transgender athletes competing. Hosts, reporters and political figures have been stepping forward to speak up on the subject, creating an even more polarizing situation for all involved.
Founder of XX-XY Athletics Jennifer Sey is one of many expressing her thoughts on the matter, recently taking to X, formerly Twitter, to weigh in.
On Aug. 14, Sey shared an X post written by The Wall Street Journal which stated, "This should have been a history-making season for the WNBA. Instead a cloud of chaos seems to have settled around the entire league, as the games themselves are overtaken by petty feuds, public spats over fouls and a fixation on transgender policy."
In sharing the post, Sey added, "It's not a fixation. And it's not a transgender policy. It's a no men in women's sports policy we want. And it's bigger than the WNBA. This is about truth and clarity around women's rights. Which don't exist if men can be considered women if they just announce that they are."
Sey, a National Champion herself, has been a leading voice for those who are seeking rigid guidelines regarding transgender athletes competing in women's sports. As noted on her XX-XY Athletics website, Sey's company follows a clear mission.
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Founder of XX-XY Athletics Jennifer Sey is one of many expressing her thoughts on the matter, recently taking to X, formerly Twitter, to weigh in.
On Aug. 14, Sey shared an X post written by The Wall Street Journal which stated, "This should have been a history-making season for the WNBA. Instead a cloud of chaos seems to have settled around the entire league, as the games themselves are overtaken by petty feuds, public spats over fouls and a fixation on transgender policy."
In sharing the post, Sey added, "It's not a fixation. And it's not a transgender policy. It's a no men in women's sports policy we want. And it's bigger than the WNBA. This is about truth and clarity around women's rights. Which don't exist if men can be considered women if they just announce that they are."
Sey, a National Champion herself, has been a leading voice for those who are seeking rigid guidelines regarding transgender athletes competing in women's sports. As noted on her XX-XY Athletics website, Sey's company follows a clear mission.
#WNBA
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