A lengthy story on the Heritage Foundation’s website includes the stories of women and girls who saw a trans woman behaving appropriately in a YMCA locker room and new allegations of sexual assault.

A New York Post article about former college swimmer Paula Scanlan bizarrely suggests that a traumatic experience gives a person the right to exclude anyone who triggers fear from public proximity.

Abbigail Wheeler’s story fell apart in the face of evidence she never saw a trans woman naked at the Y and her family voluntarily pulled her from the team.

Abbigail Wheeler posted a sign saying “Biological Women Only” after having been repeatedly informed by Y personnel that state law required the facility to allow trans women.

The bogus charges were the result of Republican officials in Xenia, Ohio targeting a trans woman for harassment for using a changing room according to YMCA policy and state law.

Another locker room story sheds light on a dynamic which is allowing anti-trans activists to dominate news accounts dealing with incidents in public schools.

Last April, Gaines admitted there were no other locker rooms Thomas could have used, and that the other swimmer did nothing inappropriate.

The swimmer, who ones tied for fifth place with Lia Thomas, has found a new angle on her anti-trans grift.

A trans woman in Xenia, Ohio has been charged with 3 misdemeanors, apparently for changing in the women’s facilities at the YMCA after Republican officials asked local women to file a police report.

More details have emerged after Christynne Lili Wrene Wood, the trans women at the heart of protests over trans inclusive politices the Santee YMCA, told the full story of the locker room encounter.