Blocked and Reported Premium: What We Thought Of "The Protocol"
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Jun 18, 2025 This installment dives into the provocative New York Times series on youth gender medicine, sparking lively discussions. The hosts hilariously share their technical recording mishaps before tackling the nuanced debate around gender identity in public spaces. They analyze a controversial legal case linked to a women-only spa and examine media narratives surrounding pride and identity. The conversation also contrasts beach culture attitudes on nudity, blending humor with serious reflections on societal norms.
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We Spa Trial and Verdict
- The We Spa case involved a registered male sex offender using female identification to access women's spaces.
- The trial ended with a not guilty verdict for indecent exposure amid inconsistent witness testimony.
Impact of Self-ID Law
- California's self-ID law allows individuals to legally change gender marker without medical procedures.
- This legal framework can enable individuals like Marringer to access gender-segregated spaces despite prior offenses.
Olympus Spa Legal Battle
- Olympia Spa's Christian Korean owners banned pre-op trans women citing minors' presence and legal exposure risks.
- The spa lost a federal appeals court case requiring them to allow trans women access against their religious beliefs.