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The former star supporter of the Chicago Bears, Brian Urlacher, announced his position on the issue of transgender athletes in the sports of women and girls, since the debate creates a division in the state in which he made his reputation: Illinois.
Urlacher shared his opinion on the subject during an interview about the “Global View” podcast on May 9 and questioned why it is even a debate in some circles.
“Why is it even a debate? A woman is a woman and a man is a man … you are born with what you are born,” said Urlacher.
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Jerome Bettis, #36 of the Pittsburgh Steelers, attacks Brian Urlacher, #54 of the Chicago Bears, for a TouchDown on December 11, 2005 in Heinz Field in Pittsburgh. (Ezra Shaw/Getty images)
Urlachar even referred to an ongoing controversy in Minnesota, where a transgender pitcher is dominating the women’s softball season. According to the reports, the Trans athlete won 14 consecutive games in the playoffs and obtained the honors of the entire state of the first team shook the state in recent weeks.
“It is simply different because we are men, there are certain things that we do better than women, and it is fair, number one, it is not fair, and if it had to be forced to play against a man, I would not agree with that and the hell would do it about it,” said Urlacher.
“I just don’t understand it, it’s some common sense, I just don’t see how you can push this and make someone a different sex.”
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The former Chicago Bears player Brian Urlacher is honored during the part of a game between the Chicago Bears and the Seattle Seahawks in Soldier Field in Chicago on September 17, 2018. (Patrick Gorski-USA Today Sports)
The member of the Professional Football Hall of Fame praised President Donald Trump for signing the executive order to “keep men out of women’s sports” in the White House on February 5.
Illinois has become a focus of controversy on the issue of the inclusion of trans athletes in recent days after a biological man competed in a meeting of seventh grade against biological women at the meeting of the Naper Prairie conference.
The incident resulted in a meeting of the Board of the Community School District of Naperville 203 that descended to a heated debate on the subject on Monday.
Brian Urlacher is honored with a ceremony of excellence in the ring of his recent induction to the Hall of Fame in Soldier Field on September 17, 2018 in Chicago. (Quinn Harris/Getty Images)
Awake Illinois has filed a civil rights complaint against the district, and the Office of Civil Rights of the Department of Education alleges a violation of Title IX.
They requested that federal funds be retained from the district, which says it receives between $ 8 million and $ 9 million in federal subsidies annually. The complaint is part of a broader effort of Awake Illinois, which previously filed similar complaints from Title IX against other districts and the Illinois State Education Board.
