you can't ignore the chromosomal reality

As I've written many times before, I'm fine with transgender folks who identify as whatever gender they feel comfortable with. I take the libertarian attitude that whatever goes on in your head is your own damn business. However, once certain biological realities begin to affect external reality, that's when I have to start drawing lines. I've cited (here) the case of transgender MMA fighter Fallon Fox and cis-female MMA fighter Tamikka Brents, who was severely beaten by Fox, to the point of having bones in her face broken. My own feeling is that it's morally repugnant for a man to use his closed fists to beat a woman. By extension, it's morally repugnant for a chromosomal man to beat a woman in such a manner as well, whether that man has undergone transition surgery or not.

If we expand the discussion to how trans women are starting to take over what used to be cis-women's sports, we see a similar moral issue. Is it right for biological males to take over and dominate traditionally female sports? I don't think so. If anything, sports organizers need to think about creating a separate "trans league" for this new category of human being.

Below is a video about one girl's harsh experience in track and field when the trans women muscled in. This issue will only become more bitterly divisive as the biology-denialists persist in ignoring obvious phenotypic differences between chromosomal males and chromosomal females. It's going to force even modern feminists to acknowledge that cis-women need to have a place carved out for them in society, because without such a space, they will be buried by an avalanche of trans women who remain biologically male.