So, taking your reasoning to its conclusion, there is no reason for separate bathrooms. Just get rid of urinals, make all stalls, and they should be unisex.
If you disagree with that statement, I would like to hear why.
If you do believe we should move to unisex bathrooms, that's fine. But since we are not there yet, and Coy is using the gender specific girl's bathroom, this is an issue. It is an issue to me because I am a nanny of a 4 year old girl, and I would like to know if males are allowed into the bathroom with her, whatever gender they may self-identify as. It is an issue for everyone because it may affect who is allowed into the gender specific bathroom with them, now or in the future.
Coy is NOT physically a girl.
That is your conclusion.
Speak for yourself and make your own conclusions.
We already have unisex bathrooms per se as there is NO law restricting it anywhere.
That is a conclusion.
In fact it was THE LAW that gave Coy the right to use that bathroom.
Another conclusion.
Virtually every state has no law banning one sex from using another sex's bathroom. A few cities do but they do not hold up on challenges.
That is a conclusion.
Price Waterhouse v. WAtkins is the court's conclusion and the applicable law in this matter.
Your and my opinion do not count. The law does.
Another conclusion that I conclude with.
I notice you did not explain your position here. Do you believe bathrooms should be unisex rather than separated by gender?
Did you mean Price Waterhouse v Hopkins? I didn't find one v Watkins in a quick search. In the Hopkins case, a brief perusal showed that the case was about gender discrimination in regards to promotion. It did not seem to address separate bathrooms in any way.
At least in Maine, from a few articles about a case there which also involves a transgendered student's bathroom access, the law not only allows separate bathrooms but may actually require them in schools. See paragraph 6 of this article :
Lawsuit brought by transgender student over bathrooms, harassment goes to Maine supreme court | Fox News
Maybe unisex bathrooms are the way to go. Or perhaps we need 3 bathroom options everywhere; men's, women's, and unisex. We don't have that option yet, however. So long as we are separating by gender, it seems important to decide just what that should mean. My opinion is that the separation should be based on physical makeup.