HOW GOOD CAN A WOMAN BE UNTIL "SHE'S TOO GOOD TO BE A WOMAN?"   I am Mokgadi Caster Semenya.  I am a woman and I am fast. I worked, I trained, I dedicated my whole life to running. That's what makes me good.  But apparently, too good for some.  So good that I’m denied the right to run my race, unless I take medication to change the body I was born with. So good that I'm left with no choice but to compete in a distance 6 times longer.  So good that my genitalia and DNA are scrutinized. So good that I'm told to take medication to change the body I was born with. Why must womanhood fit within such narrow standards?  Being "too good" doesn't make a woman any less of a woman. It only challenges limitations of how good a woman can be.