Judging by other threads, ATRL needs to be educated on transgendered rights so I thought this would be interesting to post.
The Maine Supreme Court ruled that a school violated a trans girls' rights by not allowing her to use the female restroom. The ruling is considered the first of its kind by such a high court.
The bathroom thing always makes me curious. I don't care which bathroom they want to use. I just wonder what goes through their head when making the decision? There was a gay bar I used to frequent when I lived in Portland and they had 2 restrooms. 1 was "for those who want to stand" (aka urinals) and the other was "for those who want to sit" (toilets). There was no "men" or "women". Just bathrooms.
I just have a question, I've read about this girl before and all I kept wondering is if she has had any surgery to remove/change her gender. If not I would actually feel like she did not deserve to win the case considering the fact that her male genitals still exists. Does anyone know the answere to my question?
Hopefully trans rights will continue to be pushed in this country and people become better educated on their fight for equality too.
Lol good for her tho