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Being Trans in Sports is Like DOPING?! | Luxander & Dr. Ben
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July 21, 2026
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A UK caller named Martain challenges Doctor Ben and Lux on their stance against genetic screening in sports, opening with a doping-test analogy before pivoting into the trans-athletes-in-women's-sports debate. Ben and Lux push back citing real-world Olympic outcomes, and the fact that any hormone cutoff is no more "arbitrary" than existing sport rules. Things get heated when Lux asks what category intersex cis women should compete in under a strict chromosome-based system — and calls the idea "bullshit and stupid and discriminatory." Martainn never quite answers the follow-up question aimed right back at him.
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