Following its approval by the Connecticut House, today the state Senate will consider a bill granting anti-discrimination protections on the basis of gender identity.
The measure has been been characterized as the “Bathroom Bill” by anti-gay groups, who are today flooding right wing sites with pleas to call Connecticut’s legislators. Cited in the Christianist materials are numerous cases of men arrested for peeping or videotaping in women’s restrooms.
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