Violate the law. The US civil rights movement of the 50s and 60s have a lot of success stories, and stories of challenges/failures that careful study of would really equip today's civil rights advocates well.
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Reject the law, can't force me to segregate trans people. I will find my way around it.
I hear bricks work pretty well
.357 magnum, as well. ;)
Seeing the downvotes and I honestly won't knock y'all for that, just consider the US environment where I come from and got to be day to day. Solidarity 🤞
In the UK, a car bomb is more traditional.