Sarah McBride, the First Openly Trans Person Elected to Congress, Will Be Banned From Using Women's Restrooms in the Capitol.

Sarah McBride, the first openly transgender person elected to Congress, faces opposition from House Republicans who want to ban transgender individuals from using single-sex spaces that do not align with their "biological sex" on federal property. Representative Nancy Mace introduced a bill to enforce this ban, citing concerns about the safety of women and girls in private spaces. While the policy is already in effect in the US Capitol building, McBride remains focused on addressing issues affecting everyday Americans rather than engaging in culture wars. [Extracted from the article]

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