

Who's "woman" enough: The long history of sex testing in sports
10 snips Aug 9, 2024
The contentious history of sex testing in sports reveals the struggles faced by female athletes like Lin Yuting and Iman Khalif. It explores the gender biases embedded in the origins of the Olympics and the complexities surrounding women's participation. Ethical dilemmas arise as athletes navigate biological modifications and identity pressures. Christine Boma's inspiring journey highlights the joy and challenges within the realm of gender classification. The discussion pushes beyond the binary definitions, examining fairness and acceptance in competitive sports.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Gender Bias in the Origins of the Olympics
02:29 • 3min
The Complicated History of Gender in Olympic Sports
05:32 • 2min
Ethical Dilemmas of Sex Testing in Sports
07:23 • 2min
Christine Boma: Journey of a Namibian Sprint Star
09:16 • 18min
Exploring the Complexity of Sex and Gender
27:16 • 2min
Navigating Gender and Fairness in Sports
29:16 • 12min
Navigating Fairness: The Complexities of Sex Testing in Sports
41:02 • 4min