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The 'All-Gender Restroom' note

Mace posted a photo of herself outside an 'All-Gender Restroom' sign in Austin, Texas, calling it evidence that 'there are only two.' A Community Note clarified that all-gender restrooms are single-occupancy, ADA-compliant facilities intended for anyone regardless of gender, drawing mockery from CNN's Andy Kaczynski and others.

Nancy Mace, Raw Story coverage of all-gender restroom post
Photo: Raw Story. Source

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) posted a photo of herself standing outside an "All-Gender Restroom" sign during a trip to Austin, Texas, appending a dismissive caption objecting to the sign. The post drew a Community Note and a wave of mockery, as Raw Story and MeidasTouch each reported.

Mace's post:

Mace's May 7, 2025 post, the post that drew the Community Note and mockery.

The Community Note correction (cited by MeidasTouch reporting):

"All-Gender Restrooms" are single-occupancy and ADA-compliant, intended for anyone regardless of gender, including individuals with disabilities, parents with children, or those needing additional privacy.

(MeidasTouch, reporting the Note's substance; note linked to the American Restroom Association)

CNN's KFile editor Andy Kaczynski asked on X: "What exactly does Nancy Mace think all gender means?" Democratic activist Timothy Bellman wrote: "Just the most genital obsessed member of Congress making sure everyone knows they're obsessed with other people's genitals." MeidasTouch noted that Mace co-sponsored a transgender rights bill in 2021. (Raw Story, MeidasTouch)

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