Park: “I just came because I wanted to make sure I was allowed to use the women’s room before I went in.”
Manager: “Yeah, yup. That’s correct. Yup.”
Park: “That’s fine?”
Manager: “Yes.”
Park: “OK. If any of the women have a problem, will you let them know?”
Manager: “Yeah. They can come, and we’ll speak to them.”
Maria has no bathroom to use because they are binary.
As to the first argument, there is no “appropriate” bathroom which legal advocates might fight for Maria to access, because the entire argument depends on fitting Maria into the dominant, hetero-binary structure of boy vs. girl. It’s a deeply ingrained societal dichotomy with which most of us who are profoundly genderqueer have had to struggle since birth.
Simply put, in Maria’s case, there is no underlying binary gender identification on which to base the claim. You have to instead critique the heterobinary structure itself.
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