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Trans activist flouted bathroom law at Kansas Statehouse. She proved ideologues weak and cowardly.
Rarely has a single act of civil disobedience so efficiently exposed the hypocritical cruelty of a law than Samantha Boucher’s use of a second floor bathroom at the Kansas Statehouse. Tuesday afternoon in Topeka, Boucher repeatedly violated Senate Bill 244 — the brazenly bigoted anti-trans law that erases the identities of those who live as […]
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