Elis Lundholm Makes History as First Openly Transgender Athlete at Winter Olympics

• Swedish skier Elis Lundholm became the first openly transgender athlete to compete at a Winter Olympics in women's moguls.
• Lundholm, assigned female at birth but identifies as male, competes in the category matching his birth sex, adhering to current regulations.
• His participation comes amidst IOC discussions on banning trans women from women's sports and plans for new gender eligibility policies by 2028.
• Lundholm has not undergone gender transition surgeries or hormonal treatments, maintaining eligibility under current FIS and IOC rules.
• Despite potential criticism from the transgender community regarding his category choice, Lundholm stated, "I do my thing, and I don't give a damn."