Nike under fire about his alleged financing of children’s transparent athlete studies

Jennifer Sey, founder of XX-Xy-Baichthletik, beat Nike because of the alleged financing of a study on puberty blockers for children and how this would be influenced on her sporting and training performance.

Research will find out how much medical intervention must be there so that a man “pretty” competes in the sports of girls and women.

The first idea that Nike was supposedly financing was published in an article in the New York Times about Blaire Fleming’s emergency, the San Jose State Spartan’s transgender volleyball players, who played a controversial role in the NCAA women’s volleyball season 2024-25.

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A Nike Swoosh logo in Nike by Eugene. (Kirby Leeusa today sport)

Outkick pointed out that the play Joanna Harper, a transgender athlete is studying, is currently contributing to leading an ambitious examination of trans-youth who measures their results in a 10-step fitest test before they have started medically over the transition every six months. “

The article was then: “But she told me when we spoke in February:” The current climate is somewhat uncertain. “I assumed that she refers to the cuts of the Trump administration to national scholarships for health research, but she said that money was not a problem: the study is financed by Nike.

Fox News Digital made Nike about a comment. According to Outkick, the company does not have to offer any clarification in this matter.

Sey appeared on “Don’t Me With Dan Dakich” and completely took off the idea of ​​the study.

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Jennifer Sey fell XX-Xy Athletics in March 2024. The message of the name of the brand “is that there is empirical truth. Biology is true,” she said. (XX-Xy athletics)

“She tries to understand what she calls” preserved male advantage “, and there is little enough of the fact that these boys can happen for the competition with girls,” said Sey. It’s so wrong on so many levels. . . . Why is a shoe brand involved in it at all?

“But from the perspective of women and girls, we are not affected. It is so humiliating to think that way. Would we do a study in which it says:” How many fingers can we cut off a boy to do it for him to take part with a girl with a girl? “This is what we’re doing here.

Sey said that she thought the decision to finance such a study as this as it took place years ago.

“Senior executives probably didn’t know what happened. This is something that happened deep in the organization,” Sey suggested. “And this Harper thought he was proud of it and he said about it … I think Nike says: ‘Oh, crap. Now we have to defend ourselves.'”

April 7, 2017; Arcadia, Ca, USA; An athlete holds a Nike logo rod during the 50th Arcadia Invitational in Arcadia High in the starting blocks. (Kirby Leeusa today sport)

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Sey said Nike should just come out and apologize and take the financing away for this type of research.

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