Four people voted for male boxer Imane Khelif in The Associated Press's Female of the Year race.

Khelif is the male boxer who won gold in the female boxing welterweight division at the Olympics. In one round, Italian boxer Angela Carini forfeited her match against Khelif after 46 seconds because the male's "punch hurt too much."

"I have never felt a punch like this," said Carini.

Of course, Carini never felt a punch like Khelif's punch...Khelif is a MALE.

The Associated Press's 74 sports journalists voted in the AP Female of the Year poll.

In November, French journalist Djaffar Ait Auodia received Khelif's medical records, showing the male boxer has XY chromosomes and testicles.

The Olympic Committee had the medical records in May 2023...over a year before the 2024 Paris Olympics (emphasis mine). From Reduxx:

Drafted by expert endocrinologists Soumaya Fedala and Jacques Young, the report reveals that Khelif is impacted by 5-alpha reductase deficiency, a disorder of sexual development that is only found in biological males.

The genetic abnormality influences the normal development of a child's sexual organs. At birth, male babies impacted by 5-alpha are often incorrectly assigned female due to the presence of deformed genitalia that sometimes takes on the appearance of a "blind vaginal pouch."

This disordered development typically becomes apparent by puberty, when 5-alpha adolescents begin to experience signs of masculinization such as muscle growth, hair growth, and an absence of breast tissue development or menstruation. Without access to a proper clinical examination, males with 5-alpha may incorrectly believe they are female into adulthood.

Khelif whined about cyberbullying, even filing a lawsuit, because people kept telling him and others that he is a MALE.