Queer runner Caster Semenya wins again in court against athletic body that sidelined her
The cisgender Olympian with naturally high testosterone has fought for years against a World Athletics decision that kicked her to the sidelines.
JULY 10, 2025
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The cisgender Olympian with naturally high testosterone has fought for years against a World Athletics decision that kicked her to the sidelines.
The sports organization may require lower testosterone levels than current rules allow.
A race has a definite beginning and end. Sex and gender do not.
Sporting officials need to stop using testosterone as the final word on gender.
The International Olympic Committee's new framework scraps blanket testosterone limits in favor of letting each sport's governing body determine eligibility for trans and intersex athletes.
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The organization will require genital surgery and monitoring of testosterone levels.
In a press conference with the medalists in the 800-meter race, journalists tried to focus the conversation on testosterone levels. The out South African runner pushed back.
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Somebody threatened violence against Natalie Ryan over her participation in the 2024 Music City Open.
LGBTQ+ rights groups have slammed the decision as discriminatory.
The running legend is being taken to task for her elevated testosterone levels.
The court says Semenya suffered discrimination because of her high natural testosterone level, but it did not strike down the regulations World Athletics imposes on women athletes.
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