Talking the FA’s transgender football ban - with Blair Hamilton, Jackson Irvine, Jessy Parker-Humphreys and Goal Diggers FC
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Talking the FA’s transgender football ban - with Blair Hamilton, Jackson Irvine, Jessy Parker-Humphreys and Goal Diggers FC
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We speak to players Blair Hamilton and Sammy and Paula from Goal Diggers FC, to understand what the ban means for them.
We also hear from sports law professor Dr Seema Patel, who specialises in the balance between inclusion and exclusion in competitive sport, to unpack the FA’s decision to ban transgender women from football after the Supreme Court ruling on April 16th which unanimously ruled that a woman is defined by biological sex under equality law.
And in a world exclusive, we hear from St Pauli captain, Jackson Irvine, who calls the ban “heavy-handed” and “worrying.”
A special thanks to Jessy Parker-Humphreys, sports reporter at the Observer, who joins us in the studio to unpack the interviews.
You can read more on the Sky Sports website and watch our interviews on the Sky Sports News YouTube channel. Find us on social media @skysports
Real Talk is presented by Miriam Walker-Khan and produced by Chessie Bent, Maryam Chaudhary, Becky Thompson and Tom Mordey.
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