People at an early age are put to a gender binary: it's either you're a boy or a girl. Everything around the baby is either blue, or pink, Traditionally masculine or feminine. And if a young child comes out as anything other than what they were born as, they are “too young to know about their gender or sexuallity.” If any transgender person want to use the bathroom they identify with, they get yelled at by everyone, including strangers. Any LGBTQ+ person just want to be accepted, not treated as what people call a “special snowflake.” They don't want their existence to be controversial, they don't want to be assaulted and battered, or make people feel like they need to bring an assault rifle into a target bathroom. Trans people go into the
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Trans people normally: take hormones, get transition surgery, wear thing to make themself look like the gender they identify with, and just try to pass. Someone would not go through all of that just to “use the law to gain access to women.” According to Refinery29 “There are currently 15 state bathroom bills pending in legislature, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, New York, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and Wyoming all introduced bathroom bills in the 2017 legislative session,” and according to Michael Dunton from CNN "We track our sex offenders very carefully and we haven't seen any instance of sexual predators assaulting in bathrooms." There have been, after many years of allowing trans people to use the bathroom of their choice, no cases of trans people attacking anyone. But there has been many hate crimes and cases of people attacking trans people in and out of the bathroom.
Trans people need to protest, there are many things we can do to get into the bathroom that aligns with gender identity. People can donate to causes to help trans people, people can organize or go to protests, speak up and speak out/tell stories, or go to representatives or
Trans people normally: take hormones, get transition surgery, wear thing to make themself look like the gender they identify with, and just try to pass. Someone would not go through all of that just to “use the law to gain access to women.” According to Refinery29 “There are currently 15 state bathroom bills pending in legislature, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, New York, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and Wyoming all introduced bathroom bills in the 2017 legislative session,” and according to Michael Dunton from CNN "We track our sex offenders very carefully and we haven't seen any instance of sexual predators assaulting in bathrooms." There have been, after many years of allowing trans people to use the bathroom of their choice, no cases of trans people attacking anyone. But there has been many hate crimes and cases of people attacking trans people in and out of the bathroom.
Trans people need to protest, there are many things we can do to get into the bathroom that aligns with gender identity. People can donate to causes to help trans people, people can organize or go to protests, speak up and speak out/tell stories, or go to representatives or