Women Sue Their Sorority Because Trans-Identified Male Is Permitted In The Club And Its Female Spaces: "He Had An Erection Visible Through His Leggings"
Students at the University of Wyoming are suing their sorority because a trans-identified male has been permitted to not only join the club but also live in the sorority house, where he has access to all the female spaces.
When Lia Thomas, formerly known as William, started dominating women's collegiate swim as a male who identified as a trans woman, many people were shocked at how he was even permitted to participate on the women's swim team, let alone use the female locker room. Teammates said he would walk around with his male genitals hanging out, causing much discomfort and stress for the women. But Thomas was just the beginning. At the University of Wyoming, seven young women are suing their sorority for allowing a male to enter their club and live on site. He allegedly has a history of predatory, voyeuristic behavior.