Transgender bathroom bill passes through South Dakota Legislature

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(02-17-2016, 06:34 PM)GMDino Wrote: My nephew hates using the urinal.  Always waits for a stall to open up. I don't get it but he's of his own mind about it.

My point is there are stalls in the mens room too.

Of course there are, but if I have the ability to use it and you are forced to go into the stall have you been discriminated against? Seems far-fetched, by just a thought that popped into my mind. There was a case recently where a person considered a uni-sex bathroom to be discriminatory and it received quite a bit of support, both on here and locally. Is it outside of the realm of possibly that someone that identifies as a man, but has the parts of a woman could see these as discrimination in the facility?