Watch as this lesbian is harassed by a police officer and forced to leave the women's restroom because she doesn't have identification to prove she is a female and not a boy.

Identification For The Bathroom is Absurd

In what world is it okay to require identification to use the restroom? Officers are supposed to be enforcing laws and as far as I know, it is not required by law to have an I.D. for any restroom in the United States of America.

Looking "Boyish" Does Not Make One a Boy if They Identify as a Woman

This is a free country, as far as I know and people are allowed to dress the way they want. Just because someone looks "boyish" to another, it does not make it okay for that person to make them prove they are a woman. Why is this necessary? Even if you believe people should use the restroom that matches their genitals (I don't), this still makes no sense. This is a WOMAN in a restroom meant for WOMEN.

At least the officer didn't make her show him her genitals. However, requesting an ID is almost as bad. And what the heck was HE doing in there anyway?

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Social media and basically the whole internet is in an uproar today over whether supporting breast cancer awareness by going without a bra is a good thing or not. Come on people, really? Are we seriously still living in the dark ages?

First of all, anything that helps draw attention to a worthy cause is a good thing, provided it doesn't hurt others. I can't for the life of me see how a woman deciding not to wear a bra hurts another person.

While some may take things too far, those people would do so, no matter the subject matter. The cause is not the problem. It's people and either their own indiscretions or their own bigotry toward women being themselves (who says we always have to wear a bra - the things are wildly uncomfortable and also unhealthy and unnatural).

Look, the whole internet is talking about this issue, correct? That's a whole lot of breast cancer awareness right there -- and that's a really good thing. So many people (and not just women) die or have serious life-altering issues due to breast cancer. The more we can get people thinking about this, the better, regardless of how we do it.

Let's stop nitpicking at the little things, like whether someone has on a bra or not, and start helping each other. If you're so upset, throw that energy into supporting breast cancer research or another worthy cause.

The less time we spend on fighting, the more time we have to actually do something that matters.

Wear a bra or don't. Who cares?

What we should care about is helping others. Are you doing your part?