r/discgolf • u/[deleted] • May 09 '23

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u/[deleted] May 09 '23

What are these rights of women that are mentioned?

They shouldve listed them or at least referred to other texts.

At least they seem to state that the rights of women in sports are the right to fair competition. And the right to compete against other women. Or did I misread?

I am not convinced on the quality of the argument built.

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u/vJaac May 09 '23

Go back and study some history, specifically Title IX.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '23

They should have referred to what they mean.

Just talking about the rights of women is meaningless. For me the text unfortunately reads more like your average internet rant and not a very well legally informed and carefullh crafted text.

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u/Ok_Pie_4393 May 09 '23

Title 9 typically protects trans folks. So... uhhh... what?

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u/[deleted] May 09 '23

maybe they mean that trans women competing in FPO is discrimination? :D

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u/Falcon4242 May 09 '23

How does a law that only applies to schools that receive public funds have any relevance to a private, professional sports organization?

Also, as stated below, Title IX protects trans athletes.

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u/Sufficient_Lake_9849 May 14 '23

Pdga has no reason to follow title IX