Mary Starr

Mary Starr is a 3L at the University at Buffalo School of Law with a concentration is sports law. In law school, she has served as the president of Phi Alpha Delta, event coordinator for OutLaw, event coordinator for the Jewish Law Students Association, a senior associate on the Buffalo Human Rights Law Review, a Student Director with the Peer-to-Peer Mentorship Program, and she is a student ambassador. Outside of school, Mary can be found playing hockey, rock climbing, or explaining how she ended up being raised a Bruins fan (despite being raised in Rochester, NY!).

New meta-analysis provides more evidence that transgender women do not have an overwhelming athletic advantage over cisgender women. Should they still be banned from women’s sports?

We often see claims in media that transgender women, people assigned male at birth who socially and medically transition to female, have an inherent and unfair athletic advantage over cisgender women. However, a new meta-analysis published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine comparing physical fitness and body composition of transgender and cisgender individuals suggests... Continue Reading →

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