NCAA’s transgender policy change proves it’s losing the debate

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The NCAA announced last week it is revising its transgender participation policy to allow individual sports to determine the matter for themselves. The move is little more than a cop-out, and one that allows the organization to wash its hands of the debate and avoid criticism from those rightly incensed about radical gender ideology and the damage it is doing to women’s sports.

But the rule change, as minor as it is, revealed something important: The NCAA knows it’s on the losing side here.

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