Rahm Emanuel stated that he believes a man cannot become a woman, emphasizing his opposition to allowing boys to play in girls' sports. Emanuel expressed that decisions regarding minors, like puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones, should be made with parental involvement. He acknowledged that some parents may not be sound in judgment but still insisted that these are critical life decisions that children cannot make on their own. Emanuel affirmed the physical differences between boys and girls, which he believes impact sports participation.
A child is too young at 18 to make that decision. It has to be made with a family and that choice.
I think parents have to make that decision themselves. I don't think the public should be in that space.
I have a son and two daughters, and they are physically different. When it comes to sports, this difference matters.
These are life decisions, and a child can't make that decision without moral development and judgment.
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