UN Report: Biological Females Lost 900 Medals To Trans Athletes

A recent report from the United Nations (UN) has raised some eyebrows, claiming that almost 900 biological females have lost their chance to win medals because they were competing against trans athletes. This information comes from a study by Reem Alsalem, the UN's expert on violence against women, titled "Violence Against Women and Girls in Sports."

The Eye-Opening Statistics

The report shares some startling numbers: more than 600 female athletes failed to medal in over 400 competitions across 29 different sports. In total, this accounts for over 890 medals that went unclaimed by women. The study points out a major concern: the introduction of mixed-sex categories in sports has led to many female athletes losing their opportunities to compete fairly and succeed.

Voices of Concern

Riley Gaines, a former collegiate swimmer and advocate for women's sports, reacted strongly to these findings. She stated, "This is huge, especially coming from the UN… One girl being exploit...

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