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A poll conducted by The Bulwark and independent Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Pablo Torre shows that misperception. About 15 percent of Americans believe between 1 percent and 5 percent of athletes in the NCAA are transgender, meaning as many as 1 in 20 athletes. Another 14 percent of Americans think trans athletes make up between 6 percent and 25 percent of NCAA athletes, or as many as 1 in 4.

Combined, those respondents account for 29 percent of those surveyed, nearly matching the 31 percent who, correctly, believe fewer than 1 percent of student-athletes are trans.

Wikipedia editors generally identify as part of the Open Knowledge Movement, which seeks to make information free and readily accessible online. The site is crowdsourced, allowing volunteers to build and improve articles. But this also leaves its content vulnerable to hostile edits from opponents of LGBTQ+ rights and far-right groups.

Wikimedia LGBT+ seeks to better document LGBTQ+ life digitally and protect materials already published. Bisi Alimi, the group’s executive director, says the work is inherently political.

“We’ve seen it in the U.S., where we now have a government that is banning books and banning conversations around queerness in schools,” Alimi told The Advocate. He sees Wikipedia as a way to fight back against that erasure. “It matters,” Alimi said. “To us, it matters.”

The plea, filed by Women's Declaration International India, raises questions relating to women's reservations in local bodies, accommodation of transgender persons in prisons, participation in women's sporting competitions, and safeguards available to women during arrest, searches and criminal investigations.

In their opening remarks, Executive Director of TENI, Daire Dempsey, shared “Extensive research (…), and our direct work with community members, tells us that trans people experience poorer mental and physical health, increased isolation, and increased marginalisation than cisgender people, or people who are not trans. This makes sport particularly important.”

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“We’re seeing a war against trans individuals being waged by our federal government, and we, as citizens, need to be willing to step up and say this is not OK,” Kluwe said. “The Democratic Party has taken a very defensive posture on trans issues when that’s the absolute wrong thing to do. You don’t make a bully go away by cowering in the corner and say, I’ll agree with you on these little things. That just encourages the bully.

“We need to be full-throated in the attack, saying these are people who pay taxes, who serve in our military, and who are entitled to the exact same rights that every single other American is entitled to, which includes health care and the opportunity to live a prosperous life. We can’t be afraid of the right-wing fear machine. We have to take it to them, show that we’re willing to fight.”