Trans college swimmer speaks out on sports’ inclusion | Nightline

Yale University swimmer Iszac Hening spoke with “Nightline” about the ongoing debate on how to be inclusive to trans athletes while balancing what some argue is “fairness.”

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40 thoughts on “Trans college swimmer speaks out on sports’ inclusion | Nightline

  1. I don’t want anyone to be offended I just share what I notice.
    This transgender male at the end of the interview said that he feels self-centered looking at himself all the time now.
    Again That’s the part that has been consistent throughout is the “ it’s all about me” “ how I feel” Who cares about anyone else feels.
    People pretend that they are okay with trans women competing in women’s sports but if they use their own common sense then it is easily. Clear out the confusion by using common sense.
    It’s not hard to keep the Plainfield fair. The hard part is getting people to realize it’s nothing against them it’s just the way to be fair to everyone.
    It would illuminate any injustice that has always been a fight for Womens rights.

  2. I don’t want anyone to be offended I just share what I notice.
    This transgender male at the end of the interview said that he feels self-centered looking at himself all the time now.
    Again That’s the part that has been consistent throughout is the “ it’s all about me” “ how I feel” Who cares about anyone else feels.
    People pretend that they are okay with trans women competing in women’s sports but if they use their own common sense then it is easily. Clear out the confusion by using common sense.
    It’s not hard to keep the Plainfield fair. The hard part is getting people to realize it’s nothing against them it’s just the way to be fair to everyone.
    It would illuminate any injustice that has always been a fight for Womens rights.

  3. I've been saying this forever why don't trans men and trans women who take hormones just compete in men's sports. A trans woman is going to have an advantage over a biological woman and a trans man is going to have a disadvantage over a biological man, but an advantage over a biological woman. Since there isn't enough trans people to be put in a trans sports league, just put them in the men's category and the problem is solved.

  4. There's male and female that's it…

    I'm not going to made to think theres anything other than that. dude drawing attention to himself because he can't hack it in the men's division. Just like the dude who's atransgender and was allowed to beat the crap out of women in the octagon and got paid for it like a coward

  5. "It's not about puberty" THIS! The example of Michael Phelps is spot-on. Cis women are just using Lia's transness as an excuse to be bigoted and take out competition. Trans people should be able to compete on the team that they feel most comfortable on. They shouldn't "have" to alter their bodies just to qualify for a team and they shouldn't be subjected to unfair scrutiny by cis people. Are these ""women's"" rights people advocating for Lia?? Are they also checking the lung capacity of every other cis woman on the team?? They talk about an unfair advantage, but what about the unfair disadvantage that Lia faces with having to work harder with decreased muscle ability? If they were really advocating for women's rights, they would support Lia equally.

  6. The simple solution: co-Ed teams, a more complex solution: if a biologically male athlete was an athlete with the muscle mass of their biological sex before deciding to transition they: should be not be making natural testosterone; and be voluntarily incased in a full body cast for a minimum of 9 months, that will cause their muscles to atrophy to the point where they will have to work as hard as a woman would have to to get back to that physicality. In the case of biologically female athletes who were athletes before transitioning: no such remedy should be necessary. That is the only way to level the playing field. Also IMO no real athlete would want to compete with people who are less capable, I argue that any biological female who is as talented and accomplished as a male athlete transitioned to female wouldn’t want to compete against other females because there is no competition, they would insist on being on the male team.

  7. Funny the trans male swimmer "chose" to keep competing against the girls. Hmm. Its almost as if knows he would not even make the men's team. How sincere to then pretend men competing against women is same as talented men competing against lesser male competition. So silly. Hands off woman's sports.

  8. Women are always underdog all our lives and someone always comes in and ruins it for us. Geez create a trans, women, and men sports category. Imagine if paraolympian joins regular women or mens sports? Wonder if that is fair? 🤦🏻‍♀️ stay in your lane for F….sake

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