Not My Shower!      2/29/2008

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After the Montgomery County Council in Maryland added gender identity to a law banning discrimination in public accommodations, citizens soon became aware that the new law would allow men and women who are confused about their sexual identity to use the bathroom or public shower facility of their choice. Theresa Rickman is director of Citizens for Responsible Government, the citizen group that launched a petition drive to have that law overturned. Matt Barber, CWA's Policy Director for Cultural Issues, spoke with Theresa about the petition drive and the intimidation her volunteers faced from activist she-males in the county. Listen | Download

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