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Parkrun and other sports bodies face legal action over transgender inclusion
(www.independent.co.uk)
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Truly idiotic, and will probably backfire because anyone can see there's no risk to women. If you just had everyone take part in a single category, parkrun would be absolutely fine.
On a more detailed level, this seems like another body that thinks a ruling which says "organisations may choose to discriminate on the basis of sex in order to provide single-sex spaces for certain purposes" means "organisations must choose to so discriminate" which is unbelievably stupid. However, the media doesn't seem to have understood that either so it's no wonder.