Comments by "Joshua Taylor" (@joshuataylor3550) on "Should trans athletes compete in female categories? - BBC Newsnight" video.

Yes, it's very simple. Gender expression is separate from biological sex. Sex pertains to physical attributes while gender does not. Physical attributes play a role in fairness in sporting competition, therefore sporting categories should be split along lines of sex and not gender. This does not deny the individual rights of gender expression across the rest of society.
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Yes, it's very simple. Gender expression is separate from biological sex. Sex pertains to physical attributes while gender does not. Physical attributes play a role in fairness in sporting competition, therefore sporting categories should be split along lines of sex and not gender. This does not deny the individual rights of gender expression across the rest of society.
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Yes, it's very simple. Gender expression is separate from biological sex. Sex pertains to physical attributes while gender does not. Physical attributes play a role in fairness in sporting competition, therefore sporting categories should be split along lines of sex and not gender. This does not deny the individual rights of gender expression across the rest of society.
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Please don't conflate sex and gender, you mean biological females not women. The is no such thing as a biological women. Gender expression is separate from biological sex. Sex pertains to physical attributes while gender does not. Physical attributes play a role in fairness in sporting competition, therefore sporting categories should be split along lines of sex and not gender. This does not deny the individual rights of gender expression across the rest of society.
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Please do not conflate sex and gender, there is no such thing as biological gender. Gender expression is separate from biological sex. Sex pertains to physical attributes while gender does not. Physical attributes play a role in fairness in sporting competition, therefore sporting categories should be split along lines of sex and not gender. This does not deny the individual rights of gender expression across the rest of society.
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Real answer: Gender expression is separate from biological sex. Sex pertains to physical attributes while gender does not. Physical attributes play a role in fairness in sporting competition, therefore sporting categories should be split along lines of sex and not gender. This does not deny the individual rights of gender expression across the rest of society.
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Please don't conflate sex and gender, you mean biological females not women. The is no such thing as a biological women. Gender expression is separate from biological sex. Sex pertains to physical attributes while gender does not. Physical attributes play a role in fairness in sporting competition, therefore sporting categories should be split along lines of sex and not gender. This does not deny the individual rights of gender expression across the rest of society.
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Please don't conflate sex and gender, you mean fairness for females. Gender expression is separate from biological sex. Sex pertains to physical attributes while gender does not. Physical attributes play a role in fairness in sporting competition, therefore sporting categories should be split along lines of sex and not gender. This does not deny the individual rights of gender expression across the rest of society.
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It's very simple. Gender expression is separate from biological sex. Sex pertains to physical attributes while gender does not. Physical attributes play a role in fairness in sporting competition, therefore sporting categories should be split along lines of sex and not gender. This does not deny the individual rights of gender expression across the rest of society.
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