Tripnsweep

Wonder why he hasn't said anything about it.

Again. Being transgender is against the law in Algeria. As in if you attempt to change your gender or go by the opposite gender you were born, you will go to jail.

Algeria has laws against that. Being gay in Algeria can get you thrown in jail or prison. I doubt they're going to be understanding of anything transgender. Much less allow somebody who is to represent them in the Olympics multiple times. I wonder why nobody said anything about Khelif until she won an Olympic gold and not in the 10 years prior she competed internationally.

I never heard of that, but that's sad. I know about frequent fliers who try to get pills for minor issues. I had to go to the ER years ago because I really strained a muscle badly, thought it might have torn, and asked for ibuprofen only. They said usually people come in wanting "the good stuff".

I don't think you read it. That's ok. Being ignorant is your way.

I don't like them. I had to have inpatient surgery on my foot a few years ago. That was not pleasant and I was practically begging to go home as soon as I came back from the anesthesia.

I thought Vasquez was going to land at Cal Poly.

Google isn't that hard. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna174757

Trump still owes several states money for his various rallies. If anyone is the king of not paying his bills, it's Trump.

It must be terrible to have no life that you use your time to talk to yourself on here.

Again, that is illegal in Algeria.

Right to change legal gender in Algeria Right to change legal gender in Algeria is illegal. Current status Illegal “Acts that violate public decency,” often interpreted to include gender non-conformity, are banned by the current edition of the 1966 penal code under articles 333, and 338. There is no legal recognition of trans people on official documents. Details Gender-affirming care in Algeria Gender-affirming care in Algeria is banned. Current status Banned In Algeria, transgender individuals are unable to obtain medical and surgical treatments to undergo gender transition. Details Legal recognition of non-binary gender in Algeria Legal recognition of non-binary gender in Algeria is not legally recognized. Current status Not legally recognized Gender non-conformity in public may be prosecuted as “indecent” under the 1966 penal code under articles 333 and 338. No third gender marker is available on documents.

You really believe a conservative Muslim country is going to let that happen?

Amit Elor said she's not wrestling.

Pretty much impossible. Algeria doesn't allow transgender people. It's against the law to transition genders, and you aren't legally allowed to do it even if you don't get the medical treatment to do it. So it is very doubtful Algeria would let her compete in the Olympics if that were true.

https://degrees.apps.asu.edu/checksheet/2025/CLA/LAGCUBS/null The requirements now are pretty much the same as when I graduated.

The graduation requirements for undergrads are easily available for every major online. I posted the general education ones for the college/university I graduated from. I could even give you the specifics of my major and course study, which is also publicly available since it's not specific to me in any way. I don't know why you're reluctant to do that.

I don't think it's something you should really care about. What is it to you?

Who cares?

Show us where it is required then.

It sounds like there are a lot of courses you can choose from to fulfill that requirement. I took a class on pop culture and contemporary media that fulfilled a similar sounding requirement when I was in college. So there is pretty wide latitude on what you can do. It doesn't *have* to be a class on gender studies, but it can be if you want.

I just proved they are not. You're an idiot.

This is the core requirements for an undergraduate. I don't see anything about gender studies in there.

You just answered your own question. US and Global studies is pretty universal, and there are a lot of classes that fall under that category. They don't have to be about gender studies.

She doesn't and I wasn't born in the US.