For those of you that don’t know, Transgender (Male) athlete Lia Thomas who is breaking records in Women’s Swimming competing. She was ranked around 450th in the world as a male swimmer, before deciding He/She wanted to compete as a woman. Now she’s breaking records, but let the moronic experts try to tell you there isn’t an advantage competing as a male in women’s sports..

The World Aquatics Governing Body, which Governs the Olympics has banned Thomas from competing against women, now she’s fighting them legally. Yes, this isn’t satire.

Transgender athlete Lia Thomas is initiating legal action against World Aquatics, the governing body for swimming, following its decision to impose limitations on transgender athletes in elite women’s aquatic competitions, as per the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

Thomas is contesting specific aspects of World Aquatics’ gender inclusion policy, which came into force on June 20, 2022, according to the international sports court.

Her legal efforts target the policy stipulating that male-to-female transgender athletes can only compete in women’s categories if they transition before the age of 12 or before reaching stage two of puberty, known as the Tanner Stages. In a statement released on Friday, the court highlighted Thomas’ acknowledgment of the importance of fair competition but argued that the contested provisions discriminate against her, violating various legal frameworks including the Olympic Charter, World Aquatics Constitution, and Swiss law, including human rights conventions.

World Aquatics governs aquatic competitions spanning swimming, water polo, diving, artistic swimming, open water swimming, and high diving.

Moreover, the policy specifies that athletes who previously underwent testosterone treatments as part of female-to-male gender-affirming hormone therapy can only compete in women’s events if the testosterone usage lasted less than a year, didn’t occur during puberty, and testosterone levels have returned to pre-treatment levels.

In response to criticism, World Aquatics pledged to establish a working group to develop open-category events for athletes who don’t meet the criteria for men’s or women’s competitions.

In a move towards inclusivity, World Aquatics introduced an open category for transgender athletes at a World Cup event held in Berlin in October, aiming to promote diversity and gather insights for future development, according to the international governing body for swimming.

Efforts to reach Lia Thomas for comment through her legal representative were unsuccessful.

Danne Diamond, director of policy and programs for Athlete Ally, a group advocating against discrimination in sports, criticized World Aquatics’ transgender policy, stating it disproportionately harms transgender women, who already face significant societal challenges.

The court has yet to schedule a hearing for Thomas’ legal challenge against World Aquatics.

The debate surrounding transgender women in swimming gained prominence with Lia Thomas, who transitioned while competing for the University of Pennsylvania’s women’s team, becoming the first transgender athlete to win an NCAA Division I title in March 2022.

As we started this story, she was competing as a male swimmer and not even ranked in the Top 50. Now competing as a female, she’s winning National titles, ridiculous, isn’t it?

In case you wondered how deranged liberals were, check this out.

A comprehensive review published in the journal Sports Medicine in 2017 found no consistent evidence suggesting transgender athletes hold a competitive edge over cisgender peers, challenging the rationale behind such bans.

Really? Can I compete in Women’s MMA or perhaps Arm Wrestling? Such nonsense and stupidity in America and the world.