

Trans women in sport: Is it fair? | Stephen Kershnar (Rebroadcast)
Dec 10, 2023
Lia Thomas, a trans woman, sparks controversy by competing and winning women's collegiate swimming events. Should trans athletes be allowed to compete in the gendered competition of their choice? Discussions include perspectives on consequentialism and non-consequentialism in determining eligibility, objections to discrimination in sports, implications of inequal protections, and the challenges of determining conflicting autonomy and interests in sports.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
Moral Free Zone in College-Based Sports
03:59 • 7min
Analyzing Discrimination Based on Race and Its Implications
11:23 • 5min
The Justification of Rights and the Fairness of Trans Athletes in Sports
16:42 • 19min
Dignity, Discrimination, and Autonomy in Sports
36:00 • 18min
Determining Value in Sports and Beyond
54:08 • 11min
Debating the Right Answer and Consequentialism
01:04:47 • 6min
Exploring Irrational Preferences and Love
01:10:28 • 4min