A North Carolina university is investigating after student Payton McNabb �
who suffered long-term physical and mental injuries when a transgender
volleyball player spiked a ball and hit her in the face during a high
school match � filmed herself confronting a transgender woman in one of
the girls' bathrooms on campus.

"Western Carolina University is dedicated to fostering a safe and
welcoming environment for all students. The university's primary concern
is the safety and wellbeing of all members of its campus community," a
spokesperson for the school said in a statement issued to Fox News
Digital. "WCU is committed to upholding its principles and ensuring that
all students have equal access to education and opportunities. Violations
of any university policies or state and federal laws will be addressed by
appropriate campus officials.

"Unlawful discrimination against any member of our campus community is not
accepted at WCU."

Western Carolina did not respond to a follow-up question about the focus
of the investigation and whether McNabb is at risk of disciplinary action.

COLORADO COULD BECOME THE FIRST STATE TO BUILD SEPARATE PRISON UNITS FOR
TRANSGENDER FELONS

In the video, first uploaded to X last week, McNabb can be heard asking,
"Why are you in the girls' bathroom?"

The individual, who has not been identified, responds, "I'm a trans girl."

"But you're not a girl," McNabb replies.

"Interesting, I've never had this before. I don't know what to say, I'm
sorry you feel that way," the person says.

McNabb then tells the individual that she pays "a lot of money to be safe
in the bathroom."

Encountering men in "intimate spaces can be an extremely uncomfortable and
emotionally distressing experience for women," Independent Women's Law
Center director May Mailman, representing McNabb, told Fox News Digital.

TRANS INMATE WHO KILLED BABY AND IDENTIFIES AS MUSLIM WOMAN SUES CHAPLAIN
FOR ALLEGEDLY NOT ALLOWING HIJAB

"Including those like Payton who suffered and continue to experience
trauma," Mailman said. "No matter what men are wearing or how they feel
internally, schools can't forget about their obligation to women."

Mailman added that she is fearful that colleges "seem more interested" in
"investigating a polite inquiry of what a man is doing in a woman's
bathroom" than dealing with recent instances of anti-Israel unrest on
campuses.

After the video circulated on X, McNabb said she started facing threats
from students who were encouraging others to report her to the university
for being "transphobic."

"Currently, I'm facing reports to the school for alleged 'transphobia,'
alongside attempts to tear down my sorority, despite it having nothing to
do with it," McNabb wrote on X, formerly Twitter. "I believe in everyone's
right to their own opinion, and I shouldn't face punishment simply because
I felt uncomfortable with a man being in our bathroom."

FEMALE ATHLETE INJURED BY TRANSGENDER SLAMS DEM LAWMAKERS WHO DISMISSED
DANGERS

In September 2022, McNabb was injured during a high-school volleyball game
by a transgender athlete on the opposing team who spiked the volleyball
and struck her in the face, causing her to fall backward and suffer a
concussion and neck injury.

"Other injuries I still suffer from today include impaired vision, partial
paralysis on my right side, constant headaches, as well as anxiety and
depression," McNabb said during a press conference last year. "My ability
to learn, retain [and] comprehend has also been impaired, and I require
accommodations at school for testing because of this."

In 2016, North Carolina enacted the nation's first "bathroom bill,"
mandating individuals to use restrooms corresponding to their biological
sex. Since then, dozens of similar bills have passed in several state
legislatures.

However, a year later, several portions of the bill were repealed, and the
federal departments of education and justice issued guidance stating that
public universities receiving federal funds are required to treat a
student's gender identity as their sex, including in bathrooms.

The Biden administration also revised Title IX last month. Under the new
rules, sex discrimination includes discrimination based on gender identity
as well as sexual orientation. A school must not separate or treat people
differently based on sex, except under limited circumstances, according to
the provisions, and critics say that the change will allow locker rooms
and bathrooms to be based on gender identity.

Fox News Digital's Michael Dorgan contributed to this report.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/students-viral-video-trans-woman-ladies-
restroom-spurs-campus-investigation-renewed-debate

"non-existent trans" <dysphoria@mental.illness> wrote:

>From: "non-existent trans" <dysphoria@mental.illness>

You really just sound like an out of date person, dreaming that the
world doesn't really change, and there's no need to indulge this trans
stuff. It's silly, and you should get a life.

--
Joel W. Crump

Amendment XIV
Section 1.

[...] No state shall make or enforce any law which shall
abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the
United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of
life, liberty, or property, without due process of law;
nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal
protection of the laws.

Dobbs rewrites this, it is invalid precedent. States are
liable for denying needed abortions, e.g. TX.

Joel <joelcrump@gmail.com> wrote:
> "non-existent trans" <dysphoria@mental.illness> wrote:
>
>> From: "non-existent trans" <dysphoria@mental.illness>
>
>
> You really just sound like an out of date person, dreaming that the
> world doesn't really change

It doesn’t. Sodomites like you try to bring this filth on normal people
since biblical times.

> and there's no need to indulge this sexual degeneracy.

D. Ray <d@ray> wrote:

>>> From: "non-existent trans" <dysphoria@mental.illness>
>>
>> You really just sound like an out of date person, dreaming that the
>> world doesn't really change
>
>It doesn’t. Sodomites like you try to bring this filth on normal people
>since biblical times.
>
>> and there's no need to indulge this sexual degeneracy.

There's no need to indulge phobes' clinging to discredited bullshit.

--
Joel W. Crump

Amendment XIV
Section 1.

[...] No state shall make or enforce any law which shall
abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the
United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of
life, liberty, or property, without due process of law;
nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal
protection of the laws.

Dobbs rewrites this, it is invalid precedent. States are
liable for denying needed abortions, e.g. TX.

> non-existent trans wrote:
> A North Carolina university is investigating after student Payton
McNabb –
> who suffered long-term physical and mental injuries when a
transgender
> volleyball player spiked a ball and hit her in the face during a
high
> school match – filmed herself confronting a transgender woman in
one of
> the girls' bathrooms on campus.
>
> "Western Carolina University is dedicated to fostering a safe
and
> welcoming environment for all students. The university's primary
concern
> is the safety and wellbeing of all members of its campus
community," a
> spokesperson for the school said in a statement issued to Fox News
> Digital. "WCU is committed to upholding its principles and
ensuring that
> all students have equal access to education and opportunities.
Violations
> of any university policies or state and federal laws will be
addressed by
> appropriate campus officials.
>
> "Unlawful discrimination against any member of our campus
community is not
> accepted at WCU."
>
> Western Carolina did not respond to a follow-up question about the
focus
> of the investigation and whether McNabb is at risk of disciplinary
action.
>
> COLORADO COULD BECOME THE FIRST STATE TO BUILD SEPARATE PRISON
UNITS FOR
> TRANSGENDER FELONS
>
> In the video, first uploaded to X last week, McNabb can be heard
asking,
> "Why are you in the girls' bathroom?"
>
> The individual, who has not been identified, responds, "I'm a
trans girl."
>
> "But you're not a girl," McNabb replies.
>
> "Interesting, I've never had this before. I don't know what to
say, I'm
> sorry you feel that way," the person says.
>
> McNabb then tells the individual that she pays "a lot of money
to be safe
> in the bathroom."
>
> Encountering men in "intimate spaces can be an extremely
uncomfortable and
> emotionally distressing experience for women," Independent
Women's Law
> Center director May Mailman, representing McNabb, told Fox News
Digital.
>
> TRANS INMATE WHO KILLED BABY AND IDENTIFIES AS MUSLIM WOMAN SUES
CHAPLAIN
> FOR ALLEGEDLY NOT ALLOWING HIJAB
>
> "Including those like Payton who suffered and continue to
experience
> trauma," Mailman said. "No matter what men are wearing or
how they feel
> internally, schools can't forget about their obligation to
women."
>
> Mailman added that she is fearful that colleges "seem more
interested" in
> "investigating a polite inquiry of what a man is doing in a
woman's
> bathroom" than dealing with recent instances of anti-Israel
unrest on
> campuses.
>
> After the video circulated on X, McNabb said she started facing
threats
> from students who were encouraging others to report her to the
university
> for being "transphobic."
>
> "Currently, I'm facing reports to the school for alleged
'transphobia,'
> alongside attempts to tear down my sorority, despite it having
nothing to
> do with it," McNabb wrote on X, formerly Twitter. "I
believe in everyone's
> right to their own opinion, and I shouldn't face punishment simply
because
> I felt uncomfortable with a man being in our bathroom."
>
> FEMALE ATHLETE INJURED BY TRANSGENDER SLAMS DEM LAWMAKERS WHO
DISMISSED
> DANGERS
>
> In September 2022, McNabb was injured during a high-school
volleyball game
> by a transgender athlete on the opposing team who spiked the
volleyball
> and struck her in the face, causing her to fall backward and suffer
a
> concussion and neck injury.
>
> "Other injuries I still suffer from today include impaired
vision, partial
> paralysis on my right side, constant headaches, as well as anxiety
and
> depression," McNabb said during a press conference last year.
"My ability
> to learn, retain [and] comprehend has also been impaired, and I
require
> accommodations at school for testing because of this."
>
> In 2016, North Carolina enacted the nation's first "bathroom
bill,"
> mandating individuals to use restrooms corresponding to their
biological
> sex. Since then, dozens of similar bills have passed in several
state
> legislatures.
>
> However, a year later, several portions of the bill were repealed,
and the
> federal departments of education and justice issued guidance
stating that
> public universities receiving federal funds are required to treat a

> student's gender identity as their sex, including in bathrooms.
>
> The Biden administration also revised Title IX last month. Under
the new
> rules, sex discrimination includes discrimination based on gender
identity
> as well as sexual orientation. A school must not separate or treat
people
> differently based on sex, except under limited circumstances,
according to
> the provisions, and critics say that the change will allow locker
rooms
> and bathrooms to be based on gender identity.
>
> Fox News Digital's Michael Dorgan contributed to this report.
>
>
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/students-viral-video-trans-woman-ladies-
> restroom-spurs-campus-investigation-renewed-debate

There are
times in my life where I was thinking "God strike me now".

One of those times was when I wanted to get a job to clear my college
debt to allow me to go to college. It was super small and nobody ( as
far as I am concern ) care at all about me being in college.

I ended up cleaning a bathroom part of this "work" ( asides
giving first aide to little-cartman's and little kids that would
follow me around for that one good deed not involving calling the
ambulance and sending them home ), and momentary wrestling with drunk
people, and repositioning the elderly, Telling people not to sleep on
certain grounds, calling out decoys, and of course was inside a women
bathroom with twenty or thirty ladies. Women changing diapers, posing
in the mirror, and having conversations tea-party like conversations
as if it was a restaurant. There was that moment when the elevators
doors open and the blood came pouring out just like in "The
Shining". Only time I ever had problems was when somebody (
usually a guy ) confronted me. It was usually some girlfriend who
"could not care" or was mortified there was a dude in the
bathroom. I even saw people attempt to make xxx movie as well. All the
while I was making it decent. People respect me and waited while
others could careless. When I left that place it smell and look like
garbage for a really long time, so much even the local community had
to pitch in after I left.
......................................

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GJOFM_EcoZU

The only woman ( a non-girlfriend, mother, or grand-mother ) who ever
complained was a fat, round, old, pale-skin, balding, grey,
black-glasses who told my supervisor. You know what, it was not a big
deal all he said was ( that law could change at any moment ). What is
funny that "Vern Williams" who burnt his uniform and medals,
both the judge and the trespasser on his property both look like this
same woman of his description ( she was probably 80 despite
description ).

You have to have no life to care about these laws at all. They are
made to confuse people and waste peoples time. Unless
somebody ( multiple ) instances of rape, or harassment occurs maybe it
is time to care. But the reality it is a stupid bathroom. In fact my
college library has two bathrooms. The employees took over the womans
bathroom and put a lock on it, and removed the ladies sign. The mens
bathroom is now the only bathroom for both women and men students. Now
these girls use it, the bathroom stinks more then ever. I see people
enter and leave and do not even wash there hands. But now the traffic
is double with ugly smelly cootie girl germs. During that time that
law served me well in not having to care at all. People use the
toilet, they make conversation, and nobody cares. You just have to
grow up and be a tough and keep on moving forward. Not waste our life
on pussyfooting around garbage.

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