The potential for misuse of genetic data in sports and society is high because humans have a history of using such categorization to create oppressive systems.

“humans if they get the chance will sort you in such a way that oppression follows immediately after this is the Nazis did it the the you know the eugenesis did it the Anthropologist did it the European anthropology so so yeah it's it's got a really ugly past”

Using genetic screening to make hiring and recruiting decisions in sports is a form of eugenics that ignores individual ambition.

“if you're going to use the genetics to sort people not just to show that we're different because we know that it's just we get more detail for why we're different we're going to do it to sort people for who's going to get access to opportunity and who is not and in that equation is not their ambitio”

While the history of genetics includes ethical concerns about discrimination, using genetic information in professional sports should be protected by laws similar to existing anti-discrimination acts.

“we need the same thing for athletes we need something that you know your DNA cannot let your the owners discriminate against you and your contract”