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Transgender weightlifter Laurel Hubbard will retire after controversial appearance at Tokyo Olympics

Transgender weightlifter Laurel Hubbard announces her retirement following controversial appearance at the Tokyo Olympics where she failed to complete a single lift New Zealand weightlifter Laurel Hubbard has announced she will step away from spotlight as her age has caught up with her Hubbard, who transitioned in 2012, competed in the 87kg+ category in Tokyo Her appearance was short-lived as she failed to record single snatch lift as well as mired in controversy 

New Zealand s Laurel Hubbard appears on stage as she prepares to make Olympic history

New Zealand s Laurel Hubbard appears on stage as she prepares to make Olympic history
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How Laurel Hubbard was a promising weightlifter as a teenage boy

How Laurel Hubbard was a promising weightlifter as a teenage boy
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Allowing male-born competitors in female sports excludes women

Valentina Petrillo, Chelsea Wolfe and Stephanie Barrett will all compete in the female category in Tokyo s Olympics. When the Tokyo Olympics begin in earnest tomorrow, the eyes of the world will be on one of the members of the New Zealand weightlifting team, Laurel Hubbard. The 43-year-old transgender athlete, currently ranked 15th in the super heavyweight category, will be the first transwoman (male-born person) to be selected to compete against women in the female category. Hubbard, who transitioned in 2011, will join fellow trans-identified male athletes Chelsea Wolfe (freestyle BMX for the USA), Stephanie Barrett (archery for Canada) and Valentina Petrillo (Italian Paralympic sprinter) on the women’s teams.

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