The Stephanie Turner feet talked about some of the difficulties that came with her decision to kneel in protest for competing against a transgender athlete during a competition.
Turner was honored since the courage wins champion by XX-XY Athletics after the decision, which led to his expulsion from the event and an investigation of close to the US.
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Stephanie Turner was honored when the courage wins champion. (Athletics XX-XY)
It appeared in the podcast “Gaines for Girls” of Outkick with Riley Gaines to talk about the prize and opened out against trans inclusion in women’s sports.
“There are many women who witness men in their sports, and they are trying to save their own sports on their own, and it is difficult to leave because you essentially make your whole life discreet,” he said. “You can face social ostracism, you can have a financial setback, training may be interrupted and can have officials or referees who are now not very favorable with you for the rest of your life.
“There is no end of the reaction to which you can face, or you could have threats in your life as I know that in your case such things has happened to you. Therefore, it is not fun to be at the extreme receiving this. It is not what I wanted to do, and it helps to make people who recognize that, who takes some kind of sacrifice to attract attention and appreciation XX-XY for her recognition of recognition.”
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The Stephanie Turner female fool kneel in protest in front of the transgender athlete Redmond Sullivan. (Courtesy of the icons)
USA Fencing told Pak Gazette Digital that Turner is now on probation during the next 12 months after receiving a black card for loss. It can still compete in events under probation, but you are choosing not to do it.
“I am going to take a break from the fencing for a while in the US circuit.
Instead, Turner will focus on his new mission on movement to ban trans athletes from women’s sports.
“I will remain in the public eye for the time necessary to solve this,” he said.
