should trans gender people be allowed to use the opposite sex locker rooms that are shared by children?
Additionally, unless someone were personally acquainted with the trans person, who would know anyway? Even in the male locker rooms of the gyms I've been in, there are private booths for changing, if you so choose.
Do you feel that is right? Does this violate other peoples personal privacy (i guess that is the best way to put that)? Should kids be forced to be exposed to that? How would you stop pervs and sex offenders from exploiting the cities policies? less
That said, as MaryExy pointed out, it would be very easy to exploit by someone wanting to be a Peeping Tom. Hell, there have been several people over the past few years who have been arrested for hiding themselves in the bottom of a pit toilet so they could peep. Dressing in the clothes of the opposite sex would seem to be a much easier way to see much the same thing. less
Also, pervs and sex offenders can be cis people of the same gender as you are.
And for those who just don't want to be seen naked, then it might be weird but cis people can also see you naked if you're actually naked. Just use individual changing room if possible or ask someone you trust to hide you with a towel or something.
Transgender people are NOT "men who dress as women". You mean a person BORN male who IDENTIFIES AND PRESENTS as a woman, SHE IS A WOMAN regardless of her born body. There is no reason to not allow her into the proper dressing/washroom, it's easy to explain it to a kid if you need to. Perverts and sex offenders have nothing to do with transgender.
Do you feel that is right? Does this violate other peoples personal privacy (i guess that is the best way to put that)? Should kids be forced to be exposed to that? How would you stop pervs and sex offenders from exploiting the cities policies? less