US EditionWashington judge calls out colleagues in spa transgender access case
The 9th Circuit upheld the state's anti-discrimination enforcement against spas limiting access based on biological sex, rejecting First Amendment claims by the businesses.
- Olympus Spa, a women-only traditional Korean spa in Washington, refused service to biological men and trans women with male genitalia due to client discomfort with exposure to males.
- Transgender activist Haven Wilvich filed a discrimination complaint in 2020 after being denied entry because she was not post-operative, challenging the spa's policy that allowed only post-operative trans women.
- The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against the spa, requiring it to serve trans women regardless of surgical status.
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'This is a case about swinging d**ks': Raw dissent in trans spa case raises eyebrows · American Wire News
A federal appeals court judge’s vulgar language in a case involving a Christian-owned women-only Korean spa in Washington State that refused entry to a man cosplaying as a woman raised eyebrows and the ire of his fellow jurists. In a blistering dissent served up as raw as it gets, Judge Lawrence VanDyke slammed the decision by the full court of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals not to rehear an appeal of a three-judge panel’s earlier ruling …
Trump judge blasts "case about swinging d*cks" and sides with Christian women's spa over trans activists
Watch Louder with Crowder every weekday at 11:00 AM Eastern, only on Rumble Premium!According to Judge Lawrence VanDyke, “the supposed adults in the room have collectively lost their minds.” He said this in response to his colleagues forcing a Chrisitan spa to admit men into female-only spaces.'Case about swinging d**ks': Fed-up Trump judge tears apart woke colleagues for forcing Christian female spa to admit men https://t.co/AnWeyzjTWa pic.twit…
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