Students at Memorial University are planning to fight back after the appearance of transphobic stickers in gender-neutral washrooms on the school's St. John's campus. "It makes me uneasy," says second-year student Andrew Kenney, the transgender student rep with MUN's Student Union. There are gender-neutral washrooms in many buildings on campus. (Andrew Sampson/CBC)In recent years, Howard said, MUN has been making an active effort to create more gender-neutral bathrooms across the school's campus, adding it's disturbing to see transgender students targeted like this. Some students have been tearing down the transphobic stickers and replacing them with positive messaging.

Source: CBC News September 27, 2018 10:30 UTC