The abuse of "the right to privacy"

Question: Should a teenage girl have the right to know the true biological sex of a person she is competing against in an allegedly females-only competition?

Of course she should.

Biological sex makes a difference in physical ability. Does even the most committed transgender advocate deny that?

This brings up a broader question:

Should biological men who identify as women be allowed to compete in events restricted to women?

Whatever they identify with makes no difference to their athletic ability.

In terms of "rights," do women have the right to know the true sex of a person they are athletically competing against?

I think they do.

For why this issue is relevant now, in October 2026, see

"The brief contends ... that privacy concerns should not prevent schools from identifying competitors’ biological sex.

https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/attorney-alleged-victim-trans-athlete-sexual-assault-scotus-fight-help-set-title-ix-precedent