Transgender athletes are individuals who identify as a gender different from the one they were assigned at birth and who participate in sports. The term encompasses a diverse range of individuals, including those who may transition through medical procedures, hormone therapy, or other means, as well as those who may not transition at all. The participation of transgender athletes in competitive sports raises discussions and questions regarding fairness, inclusion, and the policies surrounding eligibility to compete in accordance with their gender identity. These discussions often focus on aspects such as physical advantages or disadvantages, the impact of hormones on athletic performance, and the importance of creating inclusive environments for all athletes, regardless of gender identity.
A Journey of Passion and Resilience Noa-Lynn van Leuven is making history as the first transgender player to compete against men in the PDC World Darts Championship—a remarkable feat that…