Ricki's first introduction into the sport and exercise world came after she transitioned in her early 20s.
"I thought maybe some people might think it wasn't good, but I didn't think it would become the affair that it did." But there was still a desire from the media and the sporting world to uncover her identity — so she decided to tell her story publicly."If you were transgender, my understanding was that you would just melt into society and never be seen or heard of again and you would just get on with your life.
Do trans and non-binary get along?
Stop calling it a she
Trans women are not cis women & don't belong in cis women spaces or sports.
The mentally ill need support.
couldn't cut it against his own sex so competes against women. Its a winner.
Yep. Separate transgender competitions need to be developed. Male /Female anatomies are completely different! Unfair advantages! 👥
Ricki needs to compete in men’s sport not women’s. Cheat.
What is a women?
M to F transition is ruining sports for our biological F. Stop fucking cheating
One of the worst articles I’ve read in awhile.
Since cis women have an physiological advantage over trans women, this shouldn’t be an issue worldwide.
Men compete with men. Women compete with women. Transgender compete with transgender. Its simple maths
You mean Sportsperson!!!!! Shame on you ABC!!!!!
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