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The conversation about trans athletes has really pivoted lately. It's not so much folks saying the rules give trans women an advantage and must be adjusted. It's people saying trans people don't exist, that trans athletes are con men, and it's not bigoted to say this. 
In all my decades of following sports, I've never seen an issue where suddenly tons of sports fans are loudly in alignment with people like Matt Walsh, Piers Morgan and Megyn Kelly. Most of these folks have nothing to say about women's sports other than obsess on this one thing.
It seems many folks are in denial about the bigotry that has blossomed in our culture. OK, you have questions about fairness. Do you want to be allies with bigoted people who say trans people don't exist and are malignant groomers who don't deserve human rights and health care?
Do you think having honest and important questions about fairness in sport is the same thing as saying trans people who are following existing rules are cheaters and frauds who deserve to be harassed because they are creepy grifter deviants? What a time to be alive.
This is where we're at. If you're passionate about fairness in women's sports, it seems like a good time to figure out where you stand about the broad onslaught trans people are facing. Do the ends justify the means?
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