Faculty of California who replaces male, female locker rooms with all-sex locker rooms
University of California, Davis, announced plans to convert male and women locker rooms In his recreational-focused “universal” all-sex locker rooms. The decision was encouraged by the anger of activists for women’s rights.
The University of February announced the reconstruction project, claiming that for this purpose it was removed with the old locker room format from “inclusivity.
“We appreciate the inclusive, available environment that correspond to the diverse needs of our community. We are pleased to announce that we will rearrange the current content of the locker rooms for implementing the universal locker rooms,” the announcement said.
“All members of the campus recreation can use our universal locker rooms, no matter who they are or how to identify themselves. These premises include members with disabilities and members of all gender identities.”
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Art building at UC Davis in Davis, California, December 11, 2015. (Getty Images)
News of this change spread on Tuesday after two laws focused on retaining transgender athletes from women and girls failed to pass on Monday at the state and federal level.
California’s Beth Bourne women’s rights activist posted on the X O universal locker rooms and the return level of students.
The female tennis legend Martin Navratilov called the “Out of F —– above” situation.
“This is out of f ——– UP! Be willing to lose many women to this craziness,” Navratilov wrote.
Many other users have expressed similar anger with their own posts.
The university expects to spend $ 5 million on renovation, and students will have to clean all their things from the current locker room by Wednesday. The renovated locker room will not reopen until September.
University’s announcement says that all toilet, locker rooms and cabans are individual, private spaces with a locking door from the floor to the ceiling, claiming that “it offers more privacy for all members” compared to the current format.
Fox News Digital addressed UC Davis for comment.
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Republicans needed 60 votes, but they only received 51 on the same day in Minnesota, the legislators there voted the preservation of the Sports Law on Girls’ Girls. All democratic legislators in the country voted against legislation.
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