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by fiffled 2y ago
My other comment details the evidence: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42664346
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by fiffled 2y ago
There are several lines of evidence which point towards Khelif being male: - Karotype testing from two independent labs showing XY chromosomes, as reported by sports journalist Alan Abrahamson, who has seen the lab reports and covering lett
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by fiffled 2y ago
> How about your trans people beating up women in boxing You mean Imane Khelif? If so, you've been misinformed. Khelif does not identify as trans, and described such accusations as "a big shame for my family, for the honor of m
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by fiffled 2y ago
Still a male pummelling female competitors though. Who is being excused in this through the spread of a considerable amount of misinformation, your earlier comment being an example of such.
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by fiffled 2y ago
No, just erroneously assumed to be female and issued with identity documents stating this. Same as has happened previously with other male athletes in women's sports, such as Caster Semenya who also has 5-ARD and also competed in the O
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by fiffled 2y ago
The available evidence indicates that Khelif is actually male: two blood tests from two independent labs revealing an XY karyotype, a member of Khelif's training team describing problems with hormones and chromosomes and that Khelif ha
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by fiffled 2y ago
Every piece of evidence revealed so far points towards Imane Khelif being male. Two blood tests from independent labs showing an XY karyotype, a member of Khelif's coaching team describing problems with chromosomes and hormones while a
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by fiffled 2y ago
Some underinformed people weren't cognisant of the exact details, and assumed because Khelif is a male competing in the women's division, that this implies Khelif has a transgender identity. When in fact, Khelif described accusati
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by fiffled 2y ago
All the evidence revealed so far indicates that Khelif is male. Regardless of the IBA's other issues, there are two blood tests from independent labs showing XY karyotype, and a member of Khelif's coaching team described problems
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by fiffled 2y ago
The actual issue was that this athlete, Imane Khelif, is male. And was competing in a women's boxing match, despite having previously been deemed ineligible by the International Boxing Association for this reason, after a karyotype tes