Grassroots campaign emerges to repeal bathroom rule
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February 25, 2016 12:45 PM
A new bathroom rule, created in December by the Washington State Human Rights Commission, has received plenty of attention in the past month or so. According to the rule, people can enter whatever gender restroom they choose, as long as it corresponds to the gender they identify with. For example, a transgender man can enter and use a women’s restroom. It doesn’t matter if the women or children using the restroom feel squeamish, uncomfortable or scared. That’s the rule and it carries the same weight as a law.
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