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New York City finds no shortage of reasons to pat itself on the back, but the city's groundbreaking ad campaign for transgender bathroom rights actually justifies it.
The print and video ads include transgender New Yorkers—among them a full-time mom, a health-care worker, a theater professional and a rising high school student—urging us to "Look past pink and blue," and be less weird in general, about who uses which bathroom.
It's the first time any U.S.
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