You are misrepresenting the truth. Men are allowed in for a short duration, then the women’s locker rooms are closed so the women can shower and change. Men’s are closed for a few minutes, then opened for the duration while the men shower and change.

It is not a myth, and you are lying. men are allowed in for a short duration, then banned. all reporters, including women, are allowed in men’s locker rooms for the duration.

College sports are totally different.

Correct. That is how it is in all female locker rooms that allow the media. Many, like the LPGA, do not.

...and you are not being totally honest with us.

It is a free for all. There are no restrictions beyond the actual shower heads and the toilets.

What you fail to realize is that it is not about you. The media, formerly having control of the subject, continually made this about them and the women. It is not, but the harassment of the players in denying their personal privacy. It is about the men’s rights, or violation there of. The access rules are totally…

If we are considering harrassment, it is equally harrassing of her to be in there. If the situation were reversed, we would find it much easier to accept that glaring fact.

No. that is the difference. In some sports they are allowed in for short periods of time, but never are they allowed in while the women are showering and dressing. Never are the women required to be disrobed in-front of men.

What does all that have to do with creating a hostile work environment for male athletes by requiring them to be disrobed in front of members of the opposite sex as a requirement of their job?

This is a misrepresentation also. Again, for a short period of time, then the rooms are closed. No men are allowed in when the women shower and change. All women are when the men do.

Not a myth, and you are misrepersenting the truth. Reporters are allowed for a short period, then banned while the women change and shower, and that is only for the few that allow any access.