OK let me rephrase. She does not identify as a man. But she behaves like a man. She dresses like a man. She talks like a man. Her own father says she always behaved like a boy when young. Her childhood friends also say she only wanted to play football and play with boys as a youngster.

And I disagree that people should simply be asked "Wewe ni female". I say let the medical experts decide. They know better than the rest of us. And last I checked, they decided Semenya was not female.

You will be dissapointed if you try. Semenya would be repulsed at the thought of sleeping with another man. She's only interested in women.

Thank God no one is doubting 'my' Serena!

Who is more feminine? Sweet Semenya or the body builder?

You've spoken too soon. They might start questioning why she is so muscular and doesn't have a baby yet, and start examining to find out if she has a womb.

What would you do if your sweet little girl turned to be like Semenya? We shouldn't go payuka-payukaring about Semenya since we dont know what is in store for us.

That article hardwood posted is a lot of emotional stuff and zero substance. I would rather focus on the scientific aspect of this issue than the emotional stuff.

As for Masukuma's claim about discrimination That is bogus / specious argument. As I Pointed out earlier, there is a new rule in Kenya schools sports that if you are over 19, you cannot play. Therefore students who have repeated a class twice cannot play. Is this also discrimination?

Is it discrimination when people are told you have to be 18 to vote?
Is it discrimination when boys are not allowed at Loreto Limuru or Precious Blood or any other girls school?

No because there are rules governing sports, education and other aspects of life. I suspect that what IAAF will argue when they go to court is that they as the governing body have the authority to designate who should run in each division. And that it should be scientifically based not emotion based.

As for Semenya being humiliated with gender tests, that is nothing compared to the doping tests that women including Semenya have to undergo. When being tested for doping, you have to urinate into a cup in full view of the tester. Sometimes even 3 times a day.

That said I am not unhappy that Semenya is winning. But I will hold my breath when a see an intersex boxer step into the ring with another woman.

I believe that if testosterone levels get to a certain point in male athletes, they are usually more scrutinized/tested and re-tested I don't think Bolt is an exception. As @Alba says, major worry is when people identifying themselves as such get into games like boxing with fellow we-men.

Disclaimer: I don't have a problem with whichever way someone decides to identify him/herself.

It all depends on what is between the groin...if its a natural socket then hizo other physical features daent matter.
Its all about airport.