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A federal appeals court’s decision forcing a Virginia school district to allow boys into girls’ bathrooms, and vice versa, has commentators expecting it to be among the next big ‘culture war’ issues to hit the Supreme Court. On May 31, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld its panel's initial ruling last month on transgender girl Caitlyn Hope “Gavin” Grimm's lawsuit to use the boys' bathroom and facilities at her high school. The Fourth Circuit includes North Carolina, so has a direct bearing on that state’s controversial bill, HB 2. The panel made a 2-to-1   ruling   last month that a Virginia high school had to allow Caitlyn, a 16-year-old girl suffering from gender dysphoria, to use all the school's intimate facilities designed for males. Caitlyn, who began identifying as a boy in 2014, has not undergone sex "change" surgery but she has legally changed her name to "Gavin" and begun taking hormones to give her a deeper voice. On ...

Stonewall 25th anniversary button (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) A transgender man said he was raped Saturday night in the "unisex" bathroom at a landmark homosexual bar in Greenwich Village . The transgender man, who dresses like and claims to be a woman, was believed to be "heavily impaired" by alcohol and/or drugs, according to the   New York Post .  The suspect is a regular at the Stonewall Inn.  Security video shows the suspect following the transgender man into the single-occupancy bathroom, and the two coming out eight minutes later.  The transgender man called 911 and was taken to the hospital for treatment. Transgender activists have been fighting a culture war to eliminate natural male/female gender designations from society.   Facebook   now has 58 possible gender identifications, while   The Living Rede   lists at least 63 gender combinations.   As if in lockstep, the Obama Administration is pressuring cities and busi...

A man twice entered the changing room of a swimming pool and began disrobing, once in front of a young girls' swim team, saying transgender policies gave him the right to do so. The unidentified man entered Evans pool in Seattle near Green Lake last Monday, February 8, and began taking off his shirt in front of female patrons. When asked what he was doing, he said, "The law has changed and I have a right to be here." "Seeing this individual in the locker room, parents of swim team members (girls) and women who had paid for lap swim became alarmed and alerted our front desk staff," said Seattle Parks spokesman David Takami in a statement. "In response, an Evans pool staff member entered the women's locker room and asked the man to leave." They offered both the man and the girls the opportunity to use a family changing room. He left, only to return during a later youth lap swim, Takami said. Officials said he had made no attempt t...