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To: Brilliant
Perhaps the legal profession realized the danger of bringing a lawsuit in a case that might -- if the Constitution and applicable Federal statutes are applied correctly -- end up not only with the plaintiffs LOSING the case, but with the end of female sports, period.

I'd like someone in the legal profession to explain to me how the law could possibly treat women and girls competing separately in "public" sports events differently than it treats segregated bathrooms.

23 posted on 02/12/2020 4:31:04 PM PST by Alberta's Child ("In the time of chimpanzees I was a monkey.")
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To: Alberta's Child

As it turns out I am a lawyer. However I don’t really think this is a legal issue. The bottom line is that if women don’t stand up for their own rights then no one else is going to do so for them. They need to make a stink. If they did that, then this would stop. If women don’t insist that they are entitled to segregated bathrooms without having to share them with men who claim they are women, then non-gender specific bathrooms will become the rule. If they complain, then it will stop. That is why I support what these girls are doing.


28 posted on 02/12/2020 4:45:01 PM PST by Brilliant
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