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Pushback ensued: 'Stop using us as props in your weak arguments. All it does is reveal your own racism.'
Rachel McKinnon — a biological male who transitioned to female and placed first in a women's cycling world championship in October — has been making more headlines of late.

Earlier this week, McKinnon blasted former swimmer Sharron Davies — who won an Olympic silver medal for Great Britain in 1980 — for daring to say that "those with a male sex advantage" shouldn't be allowed to compete in women's sports. McKinnon tweeted that Davies is "transphobic" — and in a separate tweet accused the former Olympian of "sharing hate speech."
McKinnon also called Martina Navratilova "transphobic" in the wake of the tennis legend's op-ed saying that transgender women competing against biological women is "insane and cheating." Navratilova — a lesbian — was booted from an LGBTQ advocacy group over her comments.
On the heels of ripping Davies and Navratilova, McKinnon — who's also a philosophy professor at the College of Charleston in South Carolina — added a doozy: Excluding transgender women from women's sports is akin to excluding black women from women's sports.

While some Twitter users supported McKinnon's declaration, others weren't buying it.
Other users accused McKinnon of racism:
One user got into a debate with McKinnon that's worth pointing out:


Below is a video report that includes an interview with McKinnon who argued, "Trans women are women. Trans men are men ... to treat me as a different king of female or woman is inherently unjust." The relevant portion begins at the 3-minute mark:
(H/T: The College Fix)