Soccer ban sparks fears of widening trans exclusion in the UK
- Nora Heidemann, a 17-year-old trans teenager, won an under-18 girls' chess championship in Germany, scoring 7.5 out of nine points against 27 opponents.
- Her victory sparked a debate on trans participation in sports, particularly after fears arose among cisgender competitors about unfair competition.
- The German Chess Federation stated it aims to create a diverse and inclusive tournament environment, rejecting calls for a ban on trans women in chess.
- Nadja Jussupow criticized Heidemann's participation, claiming she didn't deserve to compete due to an innate difference between male and female players.
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Trans women banned from English women's football
Transgender women had been allowed to participate in women's official games for years, though they were required to limit their testosterone levels. But after a Supreme Court ruling on the definition of women, the English Football Association has moved to ban them — even at the grassroots level.
Trans teen criticised after winning girls' chess tournament
A trans teenager has become the centre of anti-trans rhetoric after winning a chess tournament. 17-year-old Nora Heidemann became embroiled in a heated debate over trans people’s right to participate in chess matches after she won an under-18 girls’ chess championship in Germany in June. The North Rhine-Westphalia player scored 7.5 out of nine points, outperforming her 27 opponents to win the championship. The player’s triumphant victory has sin…

Soccer ban sparks fears of widening trans exclusion in the UK
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