Transexual activists at the University of Winnipeg are demanding "gender neutral" washroom be installed on campus (link).

The activists' are trying to frame the issue was a human rights concern.

"It's a human right to pee," said Rune Breckon, a transgender student enrolled in women and gender studies at the University of Winnipeg.

For Breckon, who doesn't wish to be described as either a man or a woman, going to the washroom has proven awkward -- people constantly stare and sometimes make comments.

"They'll come in, stop and look, then go back and look at the sign," said Breckon.

"When I go into the women's washroom, because that's where I feel more comfortable, I'm told to leave. When I go into the men's bathroom, I'm told to leave because I don't look like a dude. But I just need to pee."

There already are two single-stalled washrooms on campus that would provide exactly the privacy the tranny's are looking for. But as with all leftist activists, it's just never enough.

I can't wait to see the line-ups at Winnipeg Stadium when Rune Breckon sets his sights on the stadium's infamous troughs.
Update: The Winnipeg Free Press caught onto this one a little late.

IMAGINE that you can't walk into either a men's or women's washroom without feeling uncomfortable and unwelcome.

Imagine that you're a person who prefers to be called "they", because neither "he" nor "she" really defines you. [...]

U of W communications director Robin Alford said that protecting each person's dignity will be the priority for U of W.

U of W will be able to design its new $30-million science complex with gender neutral washrooms, Alford pointed out.
Belik said that one solution might be single-stall washrooms that could accommodate wheelchairs, a mother breast-feeding, a transgendered person, or a family with a baby or toddler.

But it is vital that no person be "outed" by being seen to use such facilities, Belik said.

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