Scientific Fact Leaves Liberals in the Media Fuming, According to Greg Gutfeld

Samantha Ponder, an ESPN analyst, recently expressed her support for female athletes who are speaking out against biological men competing in women’s sports. In her comments, Ponder stated that “It’s not about attacking anyone, but instead about protecting and supporting female athletes.” Her comments sparked an intense debate over the rights of transgender athletes to compete in women’s sports.

This debate has been going on for years, as some believe that transgender individuals have the right to compete in whichever sport they identify with, while others are of the opinion that biological men have a physical advantage over women that can’t be denied, and so allowing them to compete on an equal footing is unfair and potentially damaging to female athletes.

In her remarks, Samantha Ponder has made it clear that she stands firmly on the side of supporting female athletes over transgender athletes. While many liberals in the media have expressed outrage at her comments, ESPN journalist and sports commentator Jemele Hill took the opportunity to remind readers that “Gender is not a choice.” Hill was careful to state that she believes transgender athletes should be allowed to compete in whatever sport they identify with, but also pointed out that biological males have an inherent physical advantage over women, which she felt was being ignored in the ongoing debate.

While some in the media have accused Ponder of “piling on” a group that is already amongst the most vulnerable in our society, it is important to understand where she is coming from and why she feels so strongly about supporting female athletes. Most feminists do not try to ruin the careers and lives of other young women; they simply want to level the playing field and ensure that all athletes, regardless of gender, are competing on an equal footing.

The debate over transgender athletes in women’s sports is a complex one, and there are no easy answers. However, it is important to recognize the voices of female athletes who want to ensure fairness and equal opportunities. We should support Samantha Ponder and those who stand with her in believing that allowing biological men to compete in women’s sports is fundamentally unfair.