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LEFT WING LOONS Title: DOJ pressures university to allow 38-year old man access to women’s restrooms DOJ pressures university to allow 38-year old man access to womens restrooms Published: 11:03 PM 05/23/2012, By Caroline May Watch out, you ladies at the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith: Those feet under the stall next to you might just belong to a 38-year-old man. Despite opposition from female students, UAFS has decided on advice of counsel to allow a 38-year-old anatomically-male, transgendered student access to the womens bathrooms on campus. According to a report from the conservative Campus Reform, the university decided to reverse its transgender policy after receiving a letter from the Department of Justice. The schools initial solution was to allow the man to use gender-neutral bathrooms instead of the womens restrooms, and to offer to convert more bathrooms into gender-neutral areas. Because of the stance we took, the individual filed a complaint with the Office of Civil Rights in the Department of Justice, Mark Horn, vice president of university relations, told Campus Reform. Jennifer Braly, the 38-year-old male student who was not satisfied with the universitys policy, filed a complaint with the Justice Department and sued. I am frustrated and highly depressed about all of these unfair restrictions, Braly explained in an online appeal for sex-change surgery donations. I live as a woman full time and have been for a year and a half now. I have natural breast development bigger than some normal girls from the hormone treatment. The only thing restricting me is whats between my legs. Everyone is so concerned with whats between my legs. I am just as much woman as anyone else. According to Campus Reforms interview with Horn, it was a letter from the Department of Justice that led to the bathroom policy change that allows Braly to use womens restrooms. [T]he office of civil rights basically made its expectations through the attorney and the decision was made to respond to that direction, Horn said. [T]he DOJ complaint caused revisiting of our thinking.
In the eyes of the law, this individual [Braly] is entitled to use the bathroom that she identifies with. Neither DOJ nor UAFS have released the letter in question. DOJ explained to Campus Reform that the records pertain to a currently active Civil Rights Division enforcement and access to the records should therefore be denied pursuant to 5 U.S.C. § 552(b)(7)(A) since disclosure thereof could reasonably be expected to interfere with Civil Rights Division enforcement proceedings.
Poster Comment: The schools initial solution was to allow the man to use gender-neutral bathrooms instead of the womens restrooms, and to offer to convert more bathrooms into gender-neutral areas.---- What they should do is refuse to do anything at all and let the "IT" find it's own place to go to the bathroom.... Preferably at home where "IT" belongs....
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I would say he hasn't went for the Veg-O-Matic yet!!
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