Shalamar
Dark Lord of the JREF
That is the question I came into this thread with, what seems like an eternity ago, and also just yesterday.
I didn't want to subject serious, sincere transwomen to "papers please" when they go to use their gender-identified restroom. But I also couldn't think of any other way to square that circle.
Now, I'm pretty sure "papers please" is the only workable solution, and that papers should be reserved for people who have been diagnosed with gender dysphoria, and prescribed access to sex-segregated spaces as a medically-recognized treatment for their condition.
And yes, that means that masculine females are sometimes going to get asked for their papers, too. It sucks, but what other options are there? For sure trans-rights activists aren't trying to come up with any. Their proposed solution boils down to: Any man should have access to sex-segregated spaces purely on the basis of them saying they want it. This solves the "papers please" riddle in the most misogynistic way possible. So it's a non-starter for me.
That's an interesting way to do it, and 'not feminine enough' women are likely to be a minority. Would all women have to carry 'papers' to prove femininity? Would they tolerate it?