They both fall under the category of athletes that people are discussing whether or not they should be competing with female athletes and for many this is a big concern for them. I think many people and especially the athletes themselves would like clear guidelines so that everyone knows who and who isn't allowed to compete in female sports instead of having this be an ongoing issue for an indefinite period of time.
But the guidelines are clear. To the massive disadvantage of people like me sure, but they really couldn't be clearer. It's up to the people who accuse Imane Khelif of falling outside of these guidelines to provide actual, science based evidence for their reasoning. But that hasn't happened.
Also, leaving a voice to the athletes there is gonna make those guidelines even more murky in a case like this. Since there's absolutely zero evidence of anything, why would you leave it to "feelings"? That's a very dangerous thing to unleash, as seen by the wave of nonsense coming from some sectors. And it's already weaponized by competitors, just look at the vile crap Hamori shared before her fight.
Honestly the funniest thing for me about this argument is that I already knew that crowd didn't know what a woman looks like, but I honestly still expected them to know what a man looks like.
