Remember Caster Semenya?
The 19-year-old was forced to undergo gender tests by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) after she took Olympic gold in the women’s 800-meter in Berlin. People speculated that she was a man, or had man parts. I’m pretty sure bitches were just jealous of her cramazing abdominals.
She hasn’t been allowed to comete for almost a year while the IAAF poked around her genital area or whatever.
In the meantime, a huge debate erupted over whether it was fair to let her compete and if her gold medal should be taken away.
Unconfirmed reports said that Caster had internal testies, lacked a womb and it was even rumored that she had three times the testosterone of a regular woman. She was also supposedly advised to undergo surgery to avoid potential health problems.
A bunch of shits said she looked like a man, so therefore it was a dude. Case closed! It’s called HAVING EYES. That’s all it takes to judge people, right? Aside from the fact that she was raised as and self-identified as a woman, clearly a bunch of outsiders who knew nothing about her should determine which gender she should be living!
Well, the IAAF looked up her skirt and officially cleared her to compete — as a women. The organization says medical details would remain confidential and it will have no further comment on the matter.
first race since being cleared to return to competition
Caster recently returned to the track and is back to kicking ass. She won her first race since being cleared and is aiming to make South Africa’s team for the Commonwealth Games.
When it comes to competition, it is a bit of a grey area as any winner or loser will be dependent on their own biological advantages or disadvantages. Where do you draw the line?
