Is it possible for police to make a welfare check on him? I know involving police isn’t always the best idea but it doesn’t seem like anyone else in his inner circle is really doing anything for him. I also don’t know anything about social work so I could be totally off base here.
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the cost of living has risen since then, and it’s safe to conclude that salaries have risen along with it.
First photo looks like she just realized she agreed to sleep with Donald Trump to save America.
As a woman, I have no idea whether I’ve ever used a restroom at the same time as a trans woman because I don’t spy on anyone while they’re taking a leak. I also don’t force the other occupants to show me their genitals, which would be sexual assault and also I don’t give a shit.
A small kid seeing 100 murders per hour on TV = totally cool.
“This has ruined my previous vision of South Dakota as a liberal paradise where everyone is free to be free and do as they please.” — lots of people, probably.
Meanwhile, West Virginia University just got it’s first gender-inclusive/neutral bathrooms. You know you’re doing something wrong, South Dakota, when West Virginia is outpacing you in the progressive department.
“In fact,” he continued, “I don’t think I’ll come across one o’ those darker fellers whose lives seem to matter so much to folks on the tweetbooks, neither. I hope I don’t, anyways, at least not before I gets to preventin’ ‘em from eating lunch with normal white ‘mericans. Cuz that might be weird.”
The term, biological sex, as used in this Act, means the physical condition of being male or female as determined by a person’s chromosomes and anatomy as identified at birth.
I am sure he has met transgendered people. He just didn’t realize it, which is one of the reasons this legislation is so silly (and cruel). Many transgendered people (even transgendered kids) have passed for cis-gendered for aeons (even though many others were not able to). Transgendered people have been using the…
This law is 100% unenforceable and unconstitutional. What are school faculty going to do, tell students “ok kids, strip down so we can see your peepees! Goodness knows we can’t have anyone looking at them who shouldn’t be. And while we’re at it let’s see some blood work so we can check your chromosomal makeup”?
This is an employment bill! Someone has to test the chromosomes of each person in SD, someone has to issue a bathroom ID card, and someone has to stand by every bathroom door checking IDs.
And “biological sex” means your assigned gender, essentially
Ugh. How do these small government asshats justify legislating that restroom use must correspond to sex at birth? Based on estimates I’ve read we’re talking about what.. 2400 people in the state?
Lindy, this article is positively incredible. You are sympathetic to critics of feminism and supportive of their feelings while still completely dismantling their ignorant arguments in ways that are easy to understand and are not condescending. I wish every uninformed critic of feminism would read this. This article…
In an ideal world, alimony isn't necessary, because women have equal earning potential, aren't discouraged from pursuing leadership positions, aren't financially crippled by the expectations of motherhood, etc. That's the world feminism is aiming for. But we're not there yet.
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"Any pressures and expectations that lower the quality of life of either gender are part of patriarchy."