No Bathroom Police in SC

Just Say No to the Bathroom Police

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South Carolina lawmakers want to block transgender students’ access to bathrooms, locker rooms, and other facilities in our schools and universities. The only way to enforce such a rule is by establishing “bathroom police,” either in the form of school employees or private citizens filing lawsuits accusing students of using the wrong facilities.

House Bill 4756 would harm all students, trans or not, whose appearance does not conform with gender stereotypes. Under the cloud of suspicion this bill would create, students would face the threat of being misgendered and harassed in restrooms at schools, colleges, and universities.

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No Bathroom Police in SC

Just Say No to the Bathroom Police

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