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Controversial remarks ignite debate on gender in sports

August 05, 2024 | Flower Mound, Denton County, Texas



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Controversial remarks ignite debate on gender in sports
During a recent city council meeting in Flower Mound, Texas, Jamie Von Trapp made headlines with a provocative statement regarding gender and sports. Von Trapp, identifying as a biological woman, expressed her belief that she should be allowed to compete against men in boxing, citing the upcoming 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles as a pivotal moment for inclusivity in sports.

She referenced Olympic boxers Emain Kalief and Yin Liu Ting, who are intersex, to argue that the current restrictions on transgender athletes should be reconsidered. Von Trapp claimed that the city council should adopt a more progressive stance on this issue, suggesting that betting on male athletes competing in women's sports could be a lucrative strategy.

In a light-hearted yet controversial tone, she shared her personal betting success on athletes like Leah Thomas, emphasizing her desire for the council to embrace inclusivity. The meeting transitioned to the town manager's report, where it was noted that the proposed budget is available for public viewing on the city's finance page.

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