Kirsty Coventry wants to make a big change in the Olympic Games. She thinks people who were born as boys should not compete in girls' sports, even if they later changed to live as girls. Kirsty works as the Sports Minister in Zimbabwe and wants to be the next leader of the Olympics.
She believes it's really important to keep girls' sports fair. She says people who were born as boys have stronger bodies, which might make competition unfair for other girls. She talks about this because she cares about making sure everyone has the same chance to win.
Kirsty looked at what happened at the Olympic Games in Paris. Two boxers, Lin Yuting and Imane Khelif, won gold medals. But before the Olympics, another boxing group said girls should not...