The University of California of Davis has announced its intention to convert its male and female changing rooms into its leisure centers in the “Universal” changing rooms. The decision caused the indignation of women’s rights activists.
The University announced the renovation project in February, saying that it suppressed the old vestiaire format for the purpose of “inclusiveness.
“We appreciate the inclusive and accessible environments that meet the various needs of our community. We are pleased to announce that we will renovate the current installations of the locker room to implement universal changing rooms,” said the university in its advertisement.
“All members of campus leisure can use our universal changing rooms, it doesn’t matter who they are or how they identify. These spaces include disabled members and members of all gender identities.”
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The artistic building in UC Davis in Davis, California, December 11, 2015. (Getty Images)
The news of this change spread Tuesday after two bills aimed to keep the transgender athletes outside female and girls sports failed to spend on Monday at the level of the state and the federal government.
California’s rights of women’s rights, Beth Bourne, posted on X on the universal locker rooms and the extent of the students.
The legend of female tennis Martina Navratilova called the situation “beyond F —– Up”.
“It is beyond F —–! Be ready to lose many women in this madness,” wrote Navratilova.
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Many other users have expressed similar indignation with their own messages.
The university plans to spend $ 5 million on renovations, and students will have until Wednesday to eliminate all their personal effects from current locker rooms. The renovated changing rooms will not reopen before September.
The announcement of the University indicates that all the toilets, changing rooms and huts are individual private spaces with floor locking doors on the ceiling, claiming that it “offers more intimacy for all members” compared to the current format.
PK Press Club Digital contacted UC Davis to comment.
Tuesday, no democrat in the American Senate voted in favor Protection of women and girls in sport to break an obligatory.
The Republicans needed 60 votes but received only 51. On the same day in Minnesota, the legislators of the Chamber voted against the Sports Act for girls. All State Democratic legislators voted against legislation.
