EVALUATION 20 points total +2 - Topic description 1st Solution +3 - Description of Solution +3 - Justifying reasons provided (includes at least 1 factual claim + at least 1 moral principle) +1 - Obje

EVALUATION

20 points total

+2 - Topic description

1st Solution

+3 - Description of Solution

+3 - Justifying reasons provided  (includes at least 1 factual claim + at least 1 moral principle)

+1 - Objection raised to this solution+1 - Response provided  to the objection

2nd Solution

+3 - Description of Solution

+3 - Justifying reasons provided (includes at least 1 factual claim + at least 1 moral principle)

+1 - Objection raised to this solution+1 - Response provided  to the objection

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My topic is “Do Transgender Athletes Have an Unfair Advantage”. Is it fair for a biologically born male who identifies as female to compete with biologically born females. Will the females be at a disadvantage since males are physically strong. Usually athletes who are born male and who later on identify as a female, when computing in sports usually exceed. 

The main moral issue of this topic is, is it morally right or morally wrong to refuse and exclude the transgender from competing in sports? In other words is it fair for biological females who worked hard in a sport to have a biological male come and dominate the sport.

1st POSSIBLE SOLUTION 

Describe here.

1.  Reasons in Support of this SOLUTION

(Your reasons need to include at least 1 factual claim and at least 1 moral principle.)

2.  Raise an objection to the argument (the reasoned justification) for this solution.

(Imagine what concern another decent, rational individual might have with this solution).

3.  Respond to the objections.

(How could you provide a reasoned answer to that concern?)

2nd POSSIBLE SOLUTION

 Describe here.

1.  Reasons in Support of this SOLUTION

(Your reasons need to include at least 1 factual claim and at least 1 moral principle.)

2.  Raise an objection to the argument (the reasoned justification) for this solution.

(Imagine what concern another decent, rational individual might have with this solution).

3. Respond to the objections.

(How could you provide a reasoned answer to that concern?)