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Building on that, Assembly Bill 1732 would mandate that any single-occupancy restroom in any business, public place or government agency to be designated “all-gender.” Sponsored by Equality California and the California branch of the National Organization for Women, the measure drew no formal opposition from government or business groups. Its sole institutional critic was the California Right to Life Committee. All-gender bathroom bill passes California Assembly
Aug. 31, 2016, 11:45 a.m The measure, AB 1732, builds on a 2013 California law that requires that students be allowed to use facilities and participate in activities such as sports teams based on their gender identity, instead of their biological sex.
I guess it hasn't been signed into law yet? Sitting on Brown's desk not wanting to stir up the dirt before Hillary wins November.
Restaurants in California, jumping ahead of the bill have resorted to something clever. They're still leaving the "men" and "women" signs above the door, or simply removing the "men" sign and replacing JUST the men's sign with multi-use signs of male/female both.
Very clever. So if you're a dude wanting to pretend you're a woman, you can only legally use the multi use bathroom, WHICH IS THE MEN'S BATHROOM ANYWAY...lol. And if you're a woman wanting to be a dude, I guess the logic is, "It's your choice and we're not going to be liable for what might happen to you in there."
I assure you that when a chick who wants to be a dude has her pants down, the men in the bathroom with her are immediately going to know the difference. Some might even enjoy the difference at her expense.
Very clever response for businesses not wanting to be sued who have multi-stalled bathrooms. One HAS to be exclusively for women. Rape victims have to be taken into account unless the business wants to risk a PTSD lawsuit.
I wonder how many middle bloc voters in CA this pisses off anyway? Lots and lots of catholic Hispanics in that state..