Sounds like you have litigated a few sex discrimination cases. Is this the cred you possess? I am truly interested to hear your perspective but when you start with using slurs like snowflake and say "libs have managed to screw up the notion of gender" you go negative cred wise. I have some interest in this topic as well though so would be interested to hear you explain.Gender equity issues are not about either women's rights or women's issues. The libs have managed to screw up the notion of gender, so that nobody knows what the heck it means any more. I know about sex discrimination, Title VII, The Equal Pay Act, Title IX and the general constitutional law about individual rights which obviously includes women. Trump can't do anything to affect any of this law. Period! Those snowflakes who believe that Trump will reverse a body of law that has developed over a half a century are dumbing down the whole idea of anti-Trumpism to the point that it means nothing.
Please do tell us about how much protection the transgender community has and should enjoy against discrimination under Title VII according to you.. Tell us how the EEOC together with the courts have been evolving protection against sex discrimination into protection against gender discrimination that protects the transgendered. Tell us about how North Carolina and Texas and Jeff Sessions will see and enforce the law differently from Obama's EEOC. .
While you are at it, tell us how cut and dried sex is as a scientific concept. Tell us about how sex came to be in the Civil Rights Act anyway and about the extensive and deep discussion (not) that Congress had on the topic before the word sex was included. Maybe mention that in the early days after the Civil Rights Act was passed the word sex was treated by the courts as almost a joke. But then courts do what they do and try to figure out just what the hell the legislature could have meant by sex. The evolution of the court's interpretation of the nature of the protections provided under the Civll Rights Act is one of most uplifting chapters in our national history. It demonstrates not only that the arc ot the moral universe bends towards justice but the way the courts have helped us bend it by making us accountable for our words.
It is a weird and funny thing that the guy who put sex into the Civil Rights Act was an ardent segregationist. Maybe he was trying to kill the bill or maybe he was trying to protect white women...People with bad intentions sometimes produce good outcomes...but mostly not.