==== legal ====

- whenever a public restroom is gender-labeled, to the extent that the law mandates that only the
  proper sex be allowed in, how does the law decide in gender-variant or transgender cases?

- There are many places in law where the gender of the person is crucially important.  The fact that
  we have such a long history of this means that, now, the law wants to discourage people from being
  able to have a fluid gender.  Thus, often SRS is required before one is able to be assigned the
  new gender.
            http://www.ohrc.on.ca/en/resources/discussion_consultation/genderidentity?page=dfhh-Current.html#Heading241
  Instances of this:

        - Only opposite-sex people can marry.  Thus, transitioning could force a marriage to end.
                    http://transgenderlawcenter.org/pdf/TG%20Family%20Law%20101%20-%20updated.pdf