You are a dumb person.
Hour and a half special at 8pm on espn about a transgender tennis player? I'm not trying to debate whether it's right or wrong, but keep that mess to yourself and off of a sports channel. Geez
You people are so sensitive. I'm not a biggot or intolerant of what a person chooses to do with their life. I would just rather watch something more relevant to sports. Yes, it's about one athlete, but be honest how relevant is this story to sports now? Is their some major movement to discriminate against all the thousands of transgender people trying to play professional sports now??
Just stating an opinion that I doubt their is a large audience for this type of documentary on ESPN, and it would be more fitting to put it on nat geo or something.
I'm not watching it, but it sounded interesting. Without knowing a single fact or a bit of science, I was troubled by him/her playing in women's tennis. Wouldn't Renee still have a huge physical advantage? Years of having bigger muscles couldn't be undone with an operation.
Anyway, I'll concede my ignorance on this topic and let wakebb weigh in here.
This is why there's a documentary. Because it raises a ton of intellectual, philosophical, or moral questions. It's a very interesting topic for subject matter, for which they have also taken on racism, physical handicap, and a ton of other social matters in this series.
The OP pulls out the typical keeper recoil that people who disagree with his bigotry are intolerant. I won't resort to more namecalling and continue down the "dumb" path, but at the least, I will say he is correctly going to be in the minority for the remainder of this thread.
This is why there's a documentary. Because it raises a ton of intellectual, philosophical, or moral questions. It's a very interesting topic for subject matter, for which they have also taken on racism, physical handicap, and a ton of other social matters in this series.
The OP pulls out the typical keeper recoil that people who disagree with his bigotry are intolerant. I won't resort to more namecalling and continue down the "dumb" path, but at the least, I will say he is correctly going to be in the minority for the remainder of this thread.
Just stating an opinion that I doubt their is a large audience for this type of documentary on ESPN, and it would be more fitting to put it on nat geo or something.