NPR reporter Rachel Treisman relied on politicized « science » to muddy the waters on Thursday’s Morning Edition in a story headlined “The Olympic committee bans trans athletes from women’s events, raising many questions.” She questioned the common-sense decision of the Olympics to not allow biological men to unfairly compete against women in the 2028 games, and announcing […]
Anti-Science NPR Tries to Muddy Waters on Olympics: ‘Will Ban Transgender Athletes’
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