Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Jena Sims attempts to split the 'G' before leaving, Ray Lewis trains & my war with Verizon NASCAR's weekend included nod to religion, Brexton Busch win & fighting words? Angel Reese’s WNBA controversy shows victimhood is central to her brand The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) has just become the latest sports organization to require players to take a genetic test to establish their eligibility to compete in the women’s category. The WTA’s updated women’s eligibility policy requires players to undergo a one-time screening for the SRY gene, which is found on the Y chromosome and is involved in male-typical sex development. Testing can be completed through a simple cheek swab, blood test or saliva sample.
