LGBT

<p>Since the passage of <a href="http://www.someecards.com/news/politics/trans-bathroom-selfie/" target="_blank">anti-LGBT &quot;bathroom laws&quot;</a> in North Carolina, Houston, and other areas of the country, many people have wondered &quot;but how would you actually enforce that? <a href="http://www.someecards.com/news/politics/trump-caitlyn-jenner-bathroom/" target="_blank">What would it even look like?</a>&quot; Well, now everyone knows, thanks to this video obtained by blogger <a href="http://realblackhair.tumblr.com/" target="_blank">Tamara McDaniel</a>. It looks like male police officers entering the ladies&#39; room to demand identification from a woman wearing jeans, a baggy shirt, and a baseball cap.</p><p>When she doesn&#39;t have ID (which is, y&#39;know, <em>completely legal</em>), they throw her out of the bathroom despite her friends all loudly yelling that she&#39;s a woman. They also insist on calling her &quot;sir,&quot; which just seems like deliberate dickishness. This is the part of the paragraph where normally I&#39;d <a href="http://www.someecards.com/news/lgbt/google-maps-lgbtq-community-bathrooms-north-carolina/" target="_blank">lighten the mood</a>, but, yeah:</p><oembed>https://www.facebook.com/RealBlackHair/videos/1041393762599408/</oembed><div className="ad-splitter"></div><p>This isn&#39;t just concerning to people who dress in a &quot;butch&quot; or &quot;femme&quot; manner. If we&#39;ve already reached this point, who&#39;s to say who else might be deemed suspect. As McDaniel wrote under the video she posted:</p><div><iframe allowtransparency="true" frameborder="0" height="121" scrolling="no" src="https://www.facebook.com/plugins/comment_embed.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2FRealBlackHair%2Fvideos%2F1041393762599408%2F%3Fcomment_id%3D1041403852598399&amp;include_parent=false" style="border:none;overflow:hidden" width="560"></iframe></div><p>As a guy who&#39;s 5&#39;7&quot; in sneakers and possessed of (dare I say) angelic features, I couldn&#39;t agree more. Remember, people: if you don&#39;t look exactly like what cops think a man or woman should look like, bring your papers before going to the bathroom in the United States of America.</p><div className="ad-splitter"></div>

Lesbian 'forcibly removed' by cops from women's bathroom for looking 'too masculine.'

Since the passage of anti-LGBT &quot;bathroom laws&quot; in North Carolina, Houston, and other areas of the country, many people have wondered &quot;but how would you actually enforce that? What would it even look like?&quot; Well, now everyone knows, thanks to this video obtained by blogger Tamara McDaniel. It looks like male police officers entering the ladies&#39; room to demand identification from a woman wearing jeans, a baggy shirt, and a baseball cap.When she doesn&#39;t have ID (which is, y&#39;know, completely legal), they throw her out of the bathroom despite her friends all loudly yelling that she&#39;s a woman. They also insist on calling her &quot;sir,&quot; which just seems like deliberate dickishness. This is the part of the paragraph where normally I&#39;d lighten the mood, but, yeah:https://www.facebook.com/RealBlackHair/videos/1041393762599408/This isn&#39;t just concerning to people who dress in a &quot;butch&quot; or &quot;femme&quot; manner. If we&#39;ve already reached this point, who&#39;s to say who else might be deemed suspect. As McDaniel wrote under the video she posted:As a guy who&#39;s 5&#39;7&quot; in sneakers and possessed of (dare I say) angelic features, I couldn&#39;t agree more. Remember, people: if you don&#39;t look exactly like what cops think a man or woman should look like, bring your papers before going to the bathroom in the United States of America.

Since the passage of anti-LGBT &quot;bathroom laws&quot; in North Carolina, Houston, and other areas of the country, many people have wondered &quot;but how would you actually enforce that? What would it even look like?&quot; Well, now...