Former athlete and transgender celebrity defends the return of sex identification tests for athletes: "human beings cannot change their biological sex"

Caitlyn Jenner's statement on the inclusion of transgender athletes in sports has caused controversy and divided opinion. The former athlete and transgender celebrity defended the return of sex identification tests for athletes, arguing that "human beings cannot change their biological sex".

In an article for The Telegraph, Jenner stated that transgender women are not "real women", even if they wear dresses and identify themselves as such. She recalled the gender identification tests that were carried out during her career as an athlete, defending the need for their return to preserve the integrity of women's sport.

The discussion between Jenner and Sharron Davies, another former Olympic swimmer, brought up the issue of the inclusion of trans athletes in sport and raised debates about gender identity and biology. Jenner, who has undergone hormonal changes, pointed out that even though she is legally recognized as a woman, she still genetically identifies as a man.

Jenner's position generated controversy and raised questions about inclusion and fairness in sport. The former athlete emphasized the importance of maintaining integrity and fairness in sports competitions, even in the face of social and cultural changes in relation to gender identity.