radical feminist. tucker: i just want toes establish that you are not on the right at all in any way. yet, you have come in because of who are. reading your views on this, the line that struck me, this is more than about bathrooms. what does that mean? this goes far beyond bathrooms. when people talk about this is a bathroom bill or a bathroom controversy, it is really not about that for us. in part, it goes to, within the realm of a bathroom, locker room, changing rooms, shower rooms, watch the interpretation of sex to mean gender identity means is that potentially any male who self identifies as female can access any women s bathroom, dormitory, school, it goes even far beyond that, to redefine women and girls to mean a centrally anyone who identifies as a woman or girl for purposes of title ix, which matters to us, because wee think women and girls are a meaningful category, worthy of
girls are a meaningful category, worthy of civil rights protection. tucker: you go on to say, this is about the erasure of women and girls. what does that mean? the erasure? title ix was enacted in 1972 specifically to remedy centuries of discrimination against women and girls because women and girls had been discriminated against and excluded from the educational arena for thousands of years, at least hundreds of years. title ix was specifically enacted in order to remedy that. but now, if we defined sex under title ix to mean gender identity, what we are essentially saying is that women and girls can mean anyone who self i had identifies as women and girls, which renders the category, women and girls meaningless as a category. it goes further than that. we see this in language all throughout society. we see this for example, women are no longer allowed to talk about body parts, were not allowed to talk about pregnant women, we have to talk about pregnant people. we are not allowe
civil rights protection. tucker: you go on to say, this is about the erasure of women and girls.iv what does that mean? the erasure? title ix was enacted in 1972 specifically to remedy centuries of discrimination against women and girls because women and girls had been discriminated against and excluded from theen educational arena for thousands of years, at least hundreds of years. title ix was specifically enacted in order to remedy that. but now, if we defined sex under title ix to mean gender identity, what we are essentially saying is that women and girls can mean anyone who self identifies as women and girls, which renders the category women and girls meaningless as a category. it goes further than that. we see this in language all throughout society. we see this for example, women are no longer allowed to talk about body parts, we re not allowed to talk about pregnant women, we have to talk about pregnant people. we are not allowed to say that women have certain kinds of bod