Good! Republicans need to get over their obsession with trans children's genitals.
gender neutral bathrooms are the answer here.
most public places have them now, don't get why you can't have one in a school.
While this is welcome news, it's also depressing that we live in a timeline stupid enough that bathroom panics are enough of a thing that there are laws on the books like this to be struck down by judges (and of course, the fact that other judges are likely to reverse this ruling).
Good lord they are only 11 years old. Who cares what bathroom they use.
Make them all unisex. If it's a large facility with a bunch of stalls or a small facility for only one person, make them all unisex.
I went to a club with only one, huge, unisex bathroom once. It was.. like any other bathroom. Seeing people of the opposite gender wasn't really a concern anyways.
Since it was a rather yuge bathroom for a yuge club, if there was any shenanigans going on there would've been plenty of witnesses to call it out.
There was even one guy who went piss at a urinal, and started to leave without washing his hands. All the other guys started shouting at the guy to was his hands lol.
Pretty much only conservatives. They're actually pretty obsessed with thinking about children being raped in bathrooms.
I've never understood why I should care where someone else goes to the bathroom anyways.
Imagine holding in a shit for months as a court determines where you can poop.
Err... this simply isn't true.
Children are fucking brutal and always looking for ways to put others down. Just because you don't see it doesn't mean it doesn't happen. Remember when we were kids?
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