Myth #3: Letting trans people use the bathroom or locker room matching their gender identity is dangerous

Trang people prefer to use a bathroom or dressing room that suits their gender rather than the bathroom or dressing room corresponding to the gender assigned at birth. But even if there is no evidence to support this claim, critics believe that other people may suffer sexual voyeurism and toilets and attacks on changing rooms

Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckaby continued this myth at the 2015 meeting. "Now someone told me that I can feel like a woman when I am a high school student and need to participate in PE.When I take a shower, I find a feminine side, I'm sure that I would like to swim with a girl today. " "

However, as the media company pointed out, experts who protect traffic rights from 12 states completely deny this topic. In the United States, there is no report that this voyeurism occurs in the state legally protecting the trans national.

In another survey, Media Matters also discovered that 17 school districts across the country protected the transgender people. This will cover over 600,000 students with no problem in harassing bathrooms and changing rooms after enforcement.

Nonetheless, this myth still exists - from time to time the leading policy makers consider the wrong "bathroom bill" to prevent the transgender people from using facilities that are consistent with their gender identity. In 2016, North Carolina passed the law

Therefore, this myth will not only affect to some extent the stereotypes of the people of the transgender, but in reality it may lead to laws discriminating against transformers and transformers. For transgender supporters, denying this myth has become a major goal of their fight against bathroom charges at the state level - and promotes broader legal protection for the people of LGBTQ .

In addition, there is no evidence that discrimination laws and other policies allow the transgender people to use the bathroom for sexual identity - leading to sexual assault in the bathroom and changing rooms. In two surveys, Media Matters confirmed that experts and staff of 12 provinces and 17 district districts will not increase sexual offense after they protected and transformed the trance people. Conservatives often deny examples of men sneaking into women's bathroom to attack women. However, as PolitiFact reports, the examples cited in the United States do not occur after the passage of the room for use of the toilet or gender discrimination depending on the city or the state discrimination law or other gender It was. Instead, they seem to be examples of people who do terrible things regardless of law - unfortunately these things have happened since the beginning of civilization.

Trang people prefer to use a bathroom or dressing room that suits their gender rather than the bathroom or dressing room corresponding to the gender assigned at birth. But conservative critics believe that this could potentially expose others to sexual voyeurism and attacks on bathrooms and changing rooms - even if there is no evidence to support this claim. Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckaby continued this myth at the 2015 meeting. "Now, I felt I could feel like a woman when I was a high school student, I found out my feminine aspect," I would like to take a bath with a coach today with a girl I will say that. "

Myth 3: It is dangerous for a transgender to use a bathroom or room matching his sexual identity.