There are a bunch of temporary email sites which should in theory get around this, wouldn't even bother with a burner, for every temp one they don't support there'll be one they aren't aware of.
Of course, I just mention it because I know some people who have many and just want to use those. Unless they do something dumb like only allow \@gmail addresses or something
I’m still waiting for my trans girl coding skills to come in, so I just did it the old fashioned way and submitted it multiple times with varying degrees of unhinged information.
Pretty sure one of them was just a summary of a pro wrestling angle from 1994.
Genuinely, how does this work? I know not everyone is the same but here's the scenario I run through my head: I pass probably 95% of the time (at least according to my wife). Let's say I get clocked the other 5%. Unless they would subject me to DNA analysis, it would be nearly impossible to "prove" I'm not a cis female. My DL says female. Ok. Strip search time but that's not going to prove anything either. 🤔
A more nuanced answer has two parts. Part one is that the relevant law covers relatively few restrooms - generally those in K-12 or in state or city run buildings. The second part is that it defines who is allowed into which restroom according to a simple biological definition of sex. That is to say you are a female if you produce a relatively small number of relatively large gametes and male if you produce a relatively large number of relatively small gametes. As literally written, a fairly substantial portion of the population - anyone who produces either no gametes or both - is not allowed in either bathroom.
They could initiate either physical or genetic testing, but that'd be problematic on constitutional grounds to say the least with the 4th amendment (invasive testing in either case almost certainly qualifies as "unreasonable search and seizure"). What's more, as defined with the test being as it is, the probable cause part is absolutely going to be problematic as you would largely have to rely on the notion that someone "looks" transgender.
Were it not for the current makeup of the supreme court, it'd be the kind of nuisance law that would get passed, used once, and then you'd get an immediate challenge, it'd maybe go to to a higher court, and the Supreme Court would likely decline to take the case simply because it is a really shitty law. Best case with a useful supreme court is they kick it back and tell them to rewrite it such that it could be applied without gross constitutional violation. More likely is it'd simply be struck down and the lawmakers could try and rewrite it.
I recently read a story about a cis girl being accused of being trans because she was “too good” at her sport. They are trying to put the trans community and women against each other so that they can continue to strip us both of our rights.
Truly what are people expecting? Someone to drop their pants to prove their sex? Mandatory DNA tests to participate in sports or use a bathroom? In the source below, it’s a 9 year old girl.
Well, as far as I remember, it was a page that was made specifically to report violations of transphobic Utah laws. I'm glad this page no longer exists.
From my memory, it was a snitch form for the Utah government. You could select what type of report you were making (ie. someone used the bathroom different from their birth sex), you would pick a district or government building (ie. public school or some govt. office), then you would put some details about what happened, including the offenders name and your firsthand account of the incident. You could also put your contact info so that they can contact you about it.
It's sad to see that they even have a site like that because we all know a sign stops a predator or a shutter😒 i mean, get real. It hates nothing else, but i can laugh it broke
I submitted a couple about that time I saw Utah Governor Spencer Cox’s close relative go into the men’s bathroom to have oodles of sexual relations with men. A menace to society, I tell you.
A site with an official government form for any random person to inform the state that a trans person has illegally used the "wrong" restroom in a state building.
I’m in Utah several times a month, I’m still going to use the ladies room. Fuck’em. Fuck Republicans. I’ve been out as a transgender woman for a decade now and I don’t have any plans on going back at this point.
What is a trans bathroom snitch site? I have a pretty good guess, but I'm unsure how'd that work, do they just have people constantly at the entrance looking at genitals and then like tweet if a trans person shows up???
That link brought me to the Utah reporting site and I live in Florida, But you need to create an account, and it doesn’t say what a person is expected to report on!!!
Can anyone verify that from inside Utah? Geo filtering could be done to report site doesn't exist for anyone outside the state.
Not that I expect them to be that smart, but would be good to verify just in case.