Transgender Bathroom Ban Sparks Controversy in U.S. House
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Sarah McBride, the first openly transgender person elected to the US House of Representatives, posted a defiant selfie in a women's bathroom in response to a new House rule banning trans individuals from using single-sex bathrooms matching their gender identity on Capitol Hill. The rule, announced by House Speaker Mike Johnson, has sparked controversy, with McBride emphasizing her commitment to serving her constituents despite disagreeing with the policy. This move is part of a broader Republican strategy targeting transgender rights, including a bill introduced by Rep. Nancy Mace to enforce the bathroom ban.
- Trans congresswoman Sarah McBride posts defiant response to bathroom ban The Guardian US
- Speaker Johnson announces new Capitol bathroom policy in response to controversy over trans House member Fox News
- Opinion | How Nancy Mace went from LGBTQ ally to anti-trans culture warrior MSNBC
- Mike Johnson institutes transgender bathroom ban for U.S. House Axios
- McBride says she will ‘follow the rules’ of House bathroom ban The Hill
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