The latest controversy in the world of sports shines a glaring light on an issue that can no longer be ignored: the inclusion of men in women's sports. The case of Algerian boxer Imane Khelif and Italian Salvatore Carini underscores the absurdity and inherent unfairness of this ideology.

Imane Khelif is one of two athletes cleared to compete in Paris along with Taiwan's Lin Yu-ting, who was stripped of a bronze medal at the World Champs for failing a gender eligibility test. Khelif competing against Carini, a biological female, in the sport of boxing is not only a travesty but a danger. Boxing is a sport where strength, power, and physical endurance are paramount. Allowing a man to compete against a woman in such a brutal sport is akin to sanctioning violence against women under the guise of inclusivity.

This incident is just the latest in a series of events that highlight the dangers and injustices faced by female athletes due to the misguided application of transgender ideology. It’s imperative to understand that men and women are biologically different. This difference is why we have separate categories in sports in the first place. It’s a matter of safety, fairness, and common sense.

Carini’s decision to quit highlights the frustration and helplessness felt by many female athletes today. They are being forced out of their own sports because of an unwillingness to acknowledge biological realities. Women have fought long and hard for their place in sports, and it is being systematically undermined by policies that favour ideology over fairness.

Let’s be clear: supporting women’s sports means ensuring that women compete against other women. It does not mean subjecting them to the physical dominance of biological males. This isn’t just about boxing; it's about the integrity of all women's sports. When we ignore biology, we disregard the safety, fairness, and well-being of female athletes.

The modern obsession with political correctness has reached a dangerous zenith. It’s time to put a stop to this madness before more women are hurt, marginalized, or pushed out of the sports they love. We must stand firm against this ideology and protect the rights and safety of female athletes everywhere. Women’s sports should be for women, and no amount of ideological posturing should change that.