If they're insisting people compete in a way that's consistent with their gender identity, why are they OK with Nikki Hiltz competing in the women's division on days she feels like (identifies as) a guy? From Instagram: "Hi, I'm Nikki and I'm transgender." and from Out Magazine: "The middle-distance runner with their eyes on the Tokyo Summer Olympics said sometimes she awakens "feeling like a powerful queen" while other times they are "just a guy being a dude." And then there are times they feel entirely outside the gender binary altogether."
If they're insisting people compete in a way that's consistent with their gender identity, why are they OK with Nikki Hiltz competing in the women's division on days she feels like (identifies as) a guy? From Instagram: "Hi, I'm Nikki and I'm transgender." and from Out Magazine: "The middle-distance runner with their eyes on the Tokyo Summer Olympics said sometimes she awakens "feeling like a powerful queen" while other times they are "just a guy being a dude." And then there are times they feel entirely outside the gender binary altogether."