Yeah, but it doesn't stop at bathrooms and even if it did, in the US, bathroom stalls don't go from floor to ceiling and there are gaps in the doors themselves, so the person inside is easily visible.

But even if they were ceiling to floor stalls, the legal presence of males in bathrooms is dangerous in itself - what's to stop a man from pushing you into the secure cubicle and raping you?

If anything, US bathrooms are slightly safer because another woman could come in and see the sexual assault taking place, whereas in a completely enclosed cubicle they wouldn't.

Beyond that, give trans demands activists and inch and they take a mile.

And beyond that, I and many, many other women, do not want to disrobe in the presence of men. Why can't lawmakers get that?

The same lawmakers who banged on about #MeToo not what - three years ago? Are now onboard with rape victims having to endure an erect male in their gym showers.

Fucking politicians.

Our dignity and our privacy and our safety are not negotiable.