Testosterone levels in athletes can be tested to regulate participation

Overview Debates Related claims Topics Sources

Employers should be barred from requiring women to wear high heels

Modern feminism has gone too far

U.S. college athletes should be paid salaries by their universities

Schools should teach children about sexuality before puberty

Transgender women are women

Gender identity should take precedence over biological sex

Women should be required to register for military conscription if men are

Fathers should have a say in abortion decisions

The gender pay gap is primarily caused by personal choices

Men and women can never be truly equal

Society cares less about men’s problems than women’s

Mothers are unfairly favored in custody disputes

There are very few transgender athletes, and they are rarely present in national contests

Specific incidents of concern in women's sports can be addressed by examining transition timing and hormone levels, rather than a blanket ban

Transgender athletes who transition early and maintain their hormone levels can meet the tests used to verify if athletes are women or men

Men are faster, bigger, and stronger than women and have different musculature

Transgender women who transition after puberty might retain some athletic advantages

It is dangerous for women to compete against men in combat sports like boxing due to differences in punching power

In non-contact sports, it is unfair for women to compete against men

Transgender women who transition before puberty do not have the athletic advantages associated with males