Sex testing in women's sports often means chromosome screening or testosterone limits, rules meant to ensure 'fairness'. I know this because they checked my chromosomes at the National Games; I was told I was 'normal', but the suspicion in that room never left. The irony is, my own performance was always average—no superhuman strength, just a susegad Goan girl who could run. So when I hear of these rules now, I remember it was never about science winning races, but about officials finding a reason to question who a woman is.
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