I experienced this first hand. I had a big chest even before I transitioned and boys in the locker room would take turns groping me and calling me a girl. They were right. But damaging. God so damaging. And the teachers would laugh at me when I told them. Cis people don't get it.
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Trans people: ~1% of the US population. Trans women: less than 1%. So what’s the percentage of junior high/high school age trans girls who *want to participate in sports*? Enough that you’re gonna force all children (except cis boys) to stand naked to be judged? www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...
Seems like the only people allowed by cisciety to have opinions on trans people are cis people. "How dare those *insert slur here* speak up, Don't they know we know better than their feeble undecisive minds can do. God, why can't they know their place and be beneath us like it always have been"
I've never felt unsafe in the bathroom with a trans woman but I've felt unsafe in nearly every public space because of a cishet man. Bus stop, club, conference room, catering kitchen, stockroom, rodeo staging area, etc So obviously we need to ban men from public spaces for women's comfort, right?
