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When Did a Woman’s Right to Private Spaces Become a Matter of Public Approval? | Red Hot Takes
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4:38Now PlayingWomen who object to male bodies in female spaces are called out for being intolerant. But the right to safety and dignity in places like gyms, shelters, and prisons isn’t bigotry, it’s basic respect. Podcaster and fitness trainer Jillian Michaels says privacy measures like private stalls and single-occupancy restrooms don’t divide, they defend.
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