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8:31Now PlayingNow that states are passing laws to make sure transgender individuals use bathrooms based on their genitals, how will the law be enforced. Police are still trying to figure it out. Cenk Uygur, Ana Kasparian, Ben Mankiewicz (What The Flick?!), and Mark Thompson (The Edge), hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
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“Among the ethical and moral quandaries North Carolina waded into when Governor Pat McCrory signed the state’s noxious LGBT bill into law, there was a more pragmatic question: How the hell are police supposed to enforce the biological-sex bathroom provision? It sounds like the cops have no idea.
The new law overturns local ordinances banning LGBT discrimination and requires people in government buildings and schools to use the bathroom that corresponds with the sex on their birth certificate. It has been called “the worst anti-LGBT legislation in the nation.” To find out exactly how it will work, Mother Jones called up several North Carolina police departments and asked. A sample response:
“Our staff, particularly our attorney’s office, is trying to figure out what it all means,” says Damien Graham, another spokesman for the Raleigh Police Department. “We haven’t mobilized our police force in any kind of different way. We’re still digesting.”
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