Caroline Downey

When Algerian Olympic boxer Imane Khelif confirmed the presence of the SRY gene and Y-chromosome genetic traits in an interview, it reignited the global controversy surrounding eligibility, athletic fairness, and biological sex in women's sports. Caroline breaks down Khelif's admissions regarding hormone treatments and genetic profile, exposing how sports governing bodies and media institutions ignored biological reality during the Paris Olympics. Unpacking the stark contrast between gender-identity regulations and biological fairness, Caroline examines why athletic authorities compromised female safety and integrity to satisfy political orthodoxy. What does this revelation mean for the future of sex-segregated athletics, mandatory genetic testing, and the protection of female competitors in international sports? Watch Caroline’s full analysis, leave your thoughts below, and subscribe to National Review!