Chrysanthemum Tran reads "I Don't Even Like Sports"

The video features a poem titled 'I Don't Even Like Sports,' written in response to an anti-trans sports bill. The poet reflects on the absurdity of targeting trans athletes, despite having little personal interest in sports. Through vivid imagery, the poem explores imagined athletic prowess, societal expectations, and the challenges faced by trans individuals. It critiques cultural norms and celebrates empowerment and resistance, ultimately advocating for the right to compete and succeed without prejudice.

What event inspired the poet to write 'I Don't Even Like Sports'?

• A conversation with a friend

• A personal experience in sports

• An anti-trans sports bill

• A famous sports event

Which sport does the poet imagine excelling in?

• Basketball

• Swimming

• Soccer

• Gymnastics

What societal challenge is highlighted in the poet's imagined success in gymnastics?

• Societal expectations and trans athlete challenges

• Lack of funding for sports

• Difficulty in learning sports vocabulary

• Height restrictions in gymnastics

What does the poet associate with iconic sports culture?

• Local sports events

• Short-lived fame

• Milk mustaches and Gatorade

• Low-budget productions

How does the poet view their hypothetical success in sports?

• As an opportunity to earn money

• As a means to challenge societal norms

• As a way to gain fame

• As a chance to travel the world

What is the poet's perspective on the resilience of trans women in sports?

• They should avoid sports

• They should focus on other activities

• They are obliged to play with boys

• They should embrace challenges and succeed

What does the poet suggest about the societal reaction to trans women succeeding in sports?

• They are ignored

• They receive equal opportunities

• They face ambush and honor stripping

• They are celebrated universally