Unhappy that “government and politicians” have become involved in sports
Four collegiate rivals have had to forfeit their women’s volleyball games against San José State University because a biological male was on the team, and the SJSU coach is n’t happy about it.
” ]O ] f course, we’re disappointed that we’re losing opportunities to play”, SJSU coach Todd Kress ( pictured ) said recently according to The Denver Post.
” It’s not just us that are losing chances to play”, Kress , added. When it comes to these younger people who have earned the right to step on the court and sing, “it’s the citizens choosing not to play us,” says the actress.
But one of those “women” is Blaire Fleming, a trans-identifying man who, according to , Outkick, is one of” the best two players on]SJSU] for full effective problems and the typical number of successful episodes per game”.
Kress lamented that “government and elections have kind of intertwined themselves with institution sports.”
” That’s one area that government I do n’t think should be involved”, he said. ” And so it seems, or at least it appears, that some of those decisions are being made at levels to where they’re denying their student-athletes to play”.
If I thank Colorado State University head tennis instructor Emily Kohan for playing us now, Kress asked her on Thursday? as her group defeated them three games to minimal, not just against SJSU, but also against them. ( Outkick notes SJSU’s best player was injured, and despite Fleming leading the team in kills” she” had about half the team’s hitting errors. )
Kohan said she agreed with Kress about politics, saying” Would n’t it be nice if none of us had to get involved”?
Kohan added she has a” strong want” to grow” critical intellectuals” on her staff, noting she wants them to “be able to make really conscious and intelligent decisions”, and to “always make those decisions out of compassion”.
Sean Keeler, a sports columnist for the Denver Post, praised Kohan and CSU for choosing to play SJSU and for being above trying to score” low political details.” He said” Leading with kindness. What a concept”.
On the other hand,  , Outkick ‘s , Dan Zaksheske wrote” When policies are led by feelings ( like kindness ) instead of by logic, reason and facts ( like basic biology ), then society comes apart”.
” That’s why this is such a big issue”, Zaksheske added. It’s not just about letting a confused youngster move genders and participate in women’s sports, the author says. It’s about making decisions based on emotions rather than facts.
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