We Are In Their Sights!

Besides Cromwell, Bloomfield, and Canton, Waterbury is now the target of a federal investigation! 

Connecticut officials push back as federal probe targets Waterbury transgender sports policy

By Michael Gagne, Natasha Sokoloff,

CT Insider

Jan 17, 2026

While a federal investigation that has zeroed in on a Waterbury Board of Education policy allowing transgender and gender-nonconforming students to participate in interscholastic sports, saying it violates federal law, the policy in question adheres to state policy guidelines, according to top officials.

Meanwhile, Connecticut's top attorney decried the investigation, launched this week by the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights, itself as unlawful.

“This is meanspirited and unlawful, and deeply harmful to all Connecticut students," state Attorney General William Tong said in a statement to CT Insider. "... We are aware of this cruel and partisan so-called investigation. While we do not represent local school districts, we are monitoring and depending on what direction this takes we will consider all legal options within our authority to protect Connecticut’s students and schools.” 

But more people don't care about us, 

Almost no one is complaining about trans women in women’s spaces, study finds

“This is a manufactured controversy, not a documented crisis.”

LGBTQ Nation

John Russell (He/Him)

January 6, 2026

Data from hundreds of public bodies in England shows only four complaints about transgender women in women’s single-sex spaces over a period of three years, according to advocacy group TransLucent.

As SceneMag reports, on January 3, the organization released the results of six separate investigations conducted in recent years. Between 2022–2024, TransLucent submitted Freedom of Information requests to major public bodies in England — including NHS hospitals, domestic violence shelters, and local authorities that maintain public restrooms and changing facilities — to see how many official complaints about trans women in women-only spaces had been documented. The investigations specifically examined “whether cisgender women patients or service users had formally objected to sharing spaces with trans women,” according to the report.

Even though this is England there has almost been no complaints here, PubMed a part of the National Institute of Heath has an article...

Trans Women and Public Restrooms: The Legal Discourse and Its Violence

Frontiers In Sociology 

Beatriz Pagliarini Bagagli 1,†, Tyara Veriato Chaves 1,†, Mónica G Zoppi Fontana 1,2,

2021 Mar 31

Abstract

Safe access to public restrooms is an essential need for participation in civic life, in the workplace, in educational settings, and other public spaces. This is no different for transgender people. However, access to public restrooms according to gender identity has sparked controversy to the extent that transgender people face embarrassment and even expulsion from these spaces. The lack of access of the transgender population to public restrooms has a negative impact on the physical and mental health of this population. Thus, this article aims to address the main consequences that the ban on the use of bathrooms has for the transgender population, specifically the access of transgender women to the women's restroom. We covered some legal aspects of “bathroom laws” and the main arguments in this discussion. We understand that the prohibition of access to the restroom constitutes a form of gender violence and discrimination, as we conclude that the arguments that express concerns about safety are not supported.

The Police Foundation reports that,

ARCHIVAL REVIEW OF SEXUAL ASSAULT COMPLAINTS 

IN PLACES OF PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION

Research Brief  |  JULY 2017

Summary of Findings

Based on our review of sexual assault complaints in Atlanta, Dallas, Miami Beach, Miami Gardens and Tucson, before and after an official amendment to the human rights ordinance in that locality, we did not find evidence of sexual assaults taking place in which men, under the guise of being women or transgender, entered women’s bathrooms to commit a sexual assault or otherwise victimize women. Our overall findings are consistent with the research literature on sexual assault, which indicates that victims of sexual assault are primarily female (over 90 percent) and that, in 8 of 10 cases, the assault is not perpetrated by a stranger but rather by a person known to the victim, such as an acquaintance or intimate partner.

Just like ICE & Minneapolis, Trans bathroom is just another manufactured "crisis" so that the Republicans can spread their lies to drive a wedge in society.