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The Obama Administration is threatening to sick the Department of Justice on school districts across the country that refuse to comply with an administration order that they open their school bathrooms, showers and locker rooms to transgender students consistent with their gender identity and not their birth certificate...

BOSTON (AP) _ Elected officials and activists have raised a flag at Boston City Hall representing the transgender community. Democratic Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, a supporter of transgender rights, said Monday the flag will continue to fly until everyone is equal under the law in Massachusetts...

BOSTON (AP) - Lawmakers are weighing revisions to a bill that would expand protections for transgender people in public places, including restrooms, in Massachusetts. A redrafted version of a bill originally filed in the House appears aimed at addressing concerns that have been raised by critics who say the safety and privacy of women and children in bathrooms or locker rooms could be compromised

It appears Governor Charlie Baker will not veto a bill that would legally protect transgender people who use whichever bathroom they prefer.

A member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives says many people are under a large misconception when it comes to a proposed transgender rights bill.

A man who was found dead in a water filled bathtub at the Taunton Holiday Inn was not the victim of foul play.

Now I really have seen it all, in trying to keep up with the times the Lehigh valley Iron Pigs the minor league baseball team are installing new urinals in the mens room at Coca Cola Park. Not that is news but the urinals are video game urinals...

As of Friday, February 15, 2013, Massachusetts' Public Schools, K-12, officially requires every principal to allow transgender boys and girls to use the locker room, shower room, changing room and bathroom of their choice.

As I was listening to the news this morning I couldn't believe my ears when this story came across.

The bathroom is the most dangerous room in the house, and not just because of germs. Slips and falls on wet surfaces have been found to be one of the leading causes of accidental deaths in the U.S., and bathrooms are the most common places that these accidents take place.