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Andrew Gilligan
September 2 2018, 12:01am, The Sunday Times
Unisex changing rooms are more dangerous for women and girls than single-sex facilities, research by The Sunday Times shows. Almost 90% of reported sexual assaults, harassment and voyeurism in swimming pool and sports-centre changing rooms happen in unisex facilities, which make up less than half the total.
Gender-neutral changing is growing as councils seek to cut staff costs and cater to transgender people. But one MP said it risked becoming a “magnet” for sex offenders and increased the danger to women and girls.
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Using Target stores as a case study, we analyzed 220 media-reported sexual offenses in Target stores from 2003 to August of 2017 to determine the association, if any, between their gender-identity access policy made public in April 2016 and reported sexual offenses in their stores.
originally posted by: kaylaluv
Every time I walk through an empty parking garage, or alone on a walking trail, I risk being assaulted by a male predator.
Shouldn’t we ban men from parking garages and walking trails, to make me feel safe?
Trans people are not the problem here. Male predators are.
originally posted by: tovenar
a reply to: kaylaluv
I agree completely. So do we Do something? or do we impose on the 52% of the population that's female, so as not to offende the what 2%, that is othered?
originally posted by: kaylaluv
Every time I walk through an empty parking garage, or alone on a walking trail, I risk being assaulted by a male predator.
Shouldn’t we ban men from parking garages and walking trails, to make me feel safe?
Trans people are not the problem here. Male predators are.
originally posted by: Whatthedoctorordered
originally posted by: kaylaluv
Every time I walk through an empty parking garage, or alone on a walking trail, I risk being assaulted by a male predator.
Shouldn’t we ban men from parking garages and walking trails, to make me feel safe?
Trans people are not the problem here. Male predators are.
I wonder how much that risk would go up if you were naked?
originally posted by: Allaroundyou
originally posted by: Whatthedoctorordered
originally posted by: kaylaluv
Every time I walk through an empty parking garage, or alone on a walking trail, I risk being assaulted by a male predator.
Shouldn’t we ban men from parking garages and walking trails, to make me feel safe?
Trans people are not the problem here. Male predators are.
I wonder how much that risk would go up if you were naked?
Is that a serious question? I mean really, think of the logical answer.
originally posted by: Whatthedoctorordered
originally posted by: kaylaluv
Every time I walk through an empty parking garage, or alone on a walking trail, I risk being assaulted by a male predator.
Shouldn’t we ban men from parking garages and walking trails, to make me feel safe?
Trans people are not the problem here. Male predators are.
I wonder how much that risk would go up if you were naked?
Most rapes occur in isolated areas – such as lonely stairwells, elevators, laundromats, bus or train stops, biking or jogging trails. A victim’s home also provides seclusion for a rapist during a burglary or invasion.