Cnn Talk With Max Foster

She's one of the most recognizable female athletes in the world. Caster Semenya is a double Olympic champion, a force in middle-distance running, and a proud icon for her home country of South Africa. She's also hyperandrogynous, meaning that she has heightened levels of testosterone. Now, a new ruling means that Semenya will need to take medication to inhibit her natural testosterone to compete. Is that fair, or a violation of her human rights? Is testosterone a valid way to determine who can and can't compete as a woman? And, in a separate but related issue, where does this leave trans athletes? CNN's Isa Soares anchors a conversation with Zoe Williams, Greg Swenson, Iain Dale and CNN World Sport Anchor Alex Thomas. via Knit