Stephanie White, let me 'educate' you on the science of why men don't belong in women's sports
Stephanie White said she wasn't educated enough on the science of males in women's sports. Here's what biology and sports science say about fairness.
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Before the Indiana Fever won their fifth straight game, WNBA poster child Caitlin Clark secured her fourth career triple double and Sophie Cunningham shot lights out from three, Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White said pregame that she wasn’t "educated enough from a scientific standpoint" to answer whether males should compete in women’s sports.
Though I doubt this is truly the case, here’s a brief overview of what decades of biological and sports science have consistently shown, Coach White.
Following puberty, males develop physical advantages that are well-documented in medical and sports performance research.
Those differences don’t disappear simply because someone decides to identify as a female.
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