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A transgender woman says she was recently humiliated when going through what should have been a standard process — that of having her photo taken for a new driver’s license.
“My emotions were going crazy,” Jaydee Dolinar tells Yahoo Lifestyle of the upsetting experience, which occurred at the Fairpark Driver License Office in Salt Lake City, Utah.
I don't care about the transgender part but why can't men wear make up too ?
Exactly.
If this transgender woman normally wears make up and it is normal make up not changing her appearance I dont understand why she couldn't leave it on.
Are clowns allowed to take their DL photo in make up ? We need to hear from more clowns before we decide this issue !!! Maybe the clown union can weigh in on it, if there is one, besides the DNC !!!
They made the guy remove his makeup because his face wouldn't be able to be picked up by face recognition software.
1. I don't understand. They don't make women remove their make-up.
And 2. not able to be picked up by face recognition software? GOOD! Shouldn't have this Big Brother sick surveillance apparatus in the first place.
"A transgender woman says she was recently humiliated when going through what should have been a standard process — that of having her photo taken for a new driver’s license."
A mentally ill man says he was recently humiliated when going through what is a standard process - that of having his photo taken for a new drivers license.
So, some crazy guy had to wipe his makeup up, so sad = not.
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