Anti-Trans Activists Battle Over Ballot Language—And Lose

by Sydney BrownstoneYou don't get to call genital policing "enforcing a right to privacy," assholes. Alex Garland
The architects of a statewide campaign to police transgender people's genitals in bathrooms did not like the way the Washington State Attorney General worded their proposal for the November ballot. But after anti-trans activists took the wording issue to court, a Thurston County Superior Court judge has ruled that much of the AG's original language will pretty much stay the way it is