We really need to get [GOP congress]men out of women's sports.
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And out of children's underwear
Ah yes the panty check for perverts rule. So gross
State initiatives are always a mixed bag that favors conservatives. Here in California, we turned down a billionaire tax (boo) but also turned down strict voter ID.
Critics also argued that the initiative does the opposite of what it purports to do, by exposing cisgender girls to uncomfortable questions and discrimination based on what someone else perceives their gender identity to be.
“The negative impacts (this) would have, not only on trying to bully and shame transgender people of all ages back into closets, into the shadows, but also to enforce a stereotype of what girls are supposed to look and dress and act like,” Joel Edman, a spokesman for Progress Arizona said. “The real risk that this measure poses is having all girls potentially scrutinized for being too tall, or too strong, or too good at whatever sport they want to play with their friends.”
So we still have a bunch of stupid people in Arizona. Good to know lol
Yes, my father-in-law is one of those people. Voted Democrat for all the candidates, but then voted yes to all the ballot measures because he's an idiot.