Stephen A. Smith has expressed its opposition to the transgender athletes competing in women's sports as the ESPN star continues to feed speculation about a possible career for the position.
Donald Trump issued an executive order on the first day of the second term in office, confirming that the administration would recognize only two genres.
Then, the president announced the prohibition of transgender athletes in women's sport, after years of rage that surround the tastes of Lia Thomas and Blaire Fleming.
Smith argued a possible career for president in 2028 in a recent interview with Dailymail.com. He has now intervened in transgender athletes, arguing that “women accumulate.”
'LGBTQ Rights and all those things, I am in full support of that. But when Transgender Athletes, men are making the transition to women and compete in women's sports, that is a different animal for me, “he told Bloomberg.
'That is not just about LGBTQ rights. It is about doing those that are the rights of women everywhere that women were born, and are at a determined disadvantage.
Stephen A. Smith has expressed its opposition to transgender athletes in women's sports
Swimmer Lia Thomas and volleyball player Blaire Fleming have caused controversy
The NCAA changed its transgender athletes policy following Trump's executive order.
Thomas became the first transgender athlete to win a title of Division 1 of the NCAA in 2022, after having competed for the 2017-20 UPENN male swimming team under the name of Will Thomas.
Blaire Fleming, meanwhile, competed for the female volleyball team of the state of San José, and several teams refused to play the Spartans.
The Department of Education also recently demanded the transgender athletes of the NCAA of the titles or records of women who won after the transition.
'We cannot undo the damage inflicted by years of policies and practices that have denied the material reality of sex and combined that immutable characteristic with a subjective and fluid concept of' identity 'by prospectively returning to objective sexual classifications in athletics,' the 'The' The 'The' THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE DEPARTY OF THE DEPARTY WRITTEN IN HIS LETTER, OBTAINED EXCLUSITIVE For the person who called Diario.
“But we can recognize the damages made and the injustices committed by such wrong policies and reverse its effects will restore a genuine commitment to equal opportunities for girls and women in sports competition in the United States,” the letter continued.
The chief of pick for Trump's education, Linda McMahon, also said that she opposes biological boys who have the opportunity to compete against girls.
'I don't think biological boys can compete against girls in sports, and I think that now that he has certainly not only spoken to people, because that was something that Trump ran very strongly, but I think the court has spoken Said McMahon.