Transgender Idahoan speaks out after 'Bathroom Bill' becomes law

Idaho criminalizes transgender bathroom use

Idaho’s governor signed a bill into law on Tuesday that prohibits transgender individuals from using bathrooms and changing rooms that align with their gender identity. The bill applies to those who enter such spaces “knowingly and willfully.” First offenses carry a misdemeanor penalty of up to one year in prison. Repeat violations, including those that occurred in other states with similar laws, trigger felony charges with a maximum sentence of…

Idaho Criminalizes Trans Bathroom Use

Idaho Governor Brad Little (R) signed a law that bans the use of public bathrooms intended for the opposite sex. Under House Bill 752, “Any person who knowingly and willfully enters a restroom or changing room in a government-owned building or a place of public accommodation, as defined in section 67-5902, Idaho Code, that is designated for use by the opposite biological sex of such person shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and may be imprisoned i…

Idaho Governor Signs Bill Banning Men from Women’s Bathrooms

Idaho Gov. Brad Little (R) signed a bill on Tuesday that prohibits men from infiltrating women's bathrooms.  The post Idaho Governor Signs Bill Banning Men from Women’s Bathrooms appeared first on Breitbart.

Transgender Idahoan speaks out after 'Bathroom Bill' becomes law

Originally Published: 02 APR 26 12:59 ET By Allie Triepke Click here for updates on this story     NAMPA, Idaho (KIVI) -- “It shouldn't be a crime to use the restroom." This concern from a Nampa resident, who identifies as a transgender woman, is now a reality after Gov. Brad Little signed House Bill 752 into law. The woman, who asked to remain anonymous for fear of backlash, said she is a born-and-raised Idahoan who transitioned to become femal…

Idaho governor signs bathroom privacy bill into law as activists rally at the Capitol

Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed House Bill 752 on Tuesday, creating criminal charges for anyone who "knowingly and willfully" enters a bathroom designated for the opposite sex. The signing came as activists rallied on the State Capitol steps in Boise for "Transgender Day of Visibility," a bit of timing that tells you everything about where the battle lines are drawn. The bill applies in government-owned buildings and places of public accommodation…

New Idaho bill against transgender people goes too far

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