Breaking News 🚨 Utah State University (USU) faces even more controversy as yet another story surfaces of another "trans" student attempting to reside in an all-female apartment dorm "pod" in the Bullen Hall dorms. "Amy" (a pseudonym used for this story) shared her experience from 2023 detailing how USU Housing pressured her and four other biological women roommates to vacate their female only apartment "pod" for a biological male pretending to be a woman to dwell in.🧵

This incident, separate from the case involving "Marcie" reported last week, underscores a clear pervasive problem of discrimination against real biological women at USU.

According to Amy, she and her friends were asked to meet with Emily Hill, who is over the Bullen Hall dorms, who allegedly put pressure on the women (not the male) to move out of their already established room to avoid accusations of "discrimination", citing state law and university policy, which put fear into the young women. In other words, 5 women needed to move to accommodate the 1 "trans" person.

Originally Amy and her roommates had befriended this particular male student, who later disclosed his desire to "change genders" to a woman with specific pronouns he wanted them to use. They supported him but were very unprepared when he asked USU's Housing department to share their living space (also given a key), which included three rooms, six beds, a single small bathroom/shower, and a kitchenette in this apartment "pod"; a small and intimate setting meant for females only. (See photos below)

The situation quickly escalated when the male student announced his intention to move-in via text that day, causing emotional distress among the women. 

One roommate felt particularly uncomfortable due to what Amy described as the male having a "thing" for her, to the point of following her around campus, allegedly making wildly inappropriate remarks of sexual positions he would do to the other women. His gender identity was also "fluid", changing between male and female several times, which added to the confusion and discomfort.

Because of the push back the female students gave, the male student ultimately decided against moving in, choosing to preserve their friendship instead. However, he reportedly used "manipulative" tactics, including threats of self-harm, to influence the situation. One text he allegedly sent to the group said, "Hey...if you guys want to continue being my friend I'm gonna have to ask you to stop ignoring me. I'm coming over today to talk this out with both of you (one of which is the female he had a "thing" for) and I'm not leaving until it is settled. Figure out a time that works best for me to come over, or I'll arrange a time myself." 

I asked Amy if she was scared of him? "He is 6 feet tall and big, yes he is scary!" Amy said speaking with myself and Cheryl Saltzman on the phone. 

This case raises serious questions about safety, privacy, and policy at USU: How many incidents have or are currently affecting real female students today, potentially endangering them in the name of political correctness?

From the other incident last week, we now know "Marice" is still in an apartment "pod" with real biological women. Amy said this larger male is still going to the school, but is this male currently being housed on campus in a female "pod"? 

Will USU be liable for not only putting several women in this horrifying predicament, but if this larger male, pretending to be woman, finally acts out on one of his sexual fantasies within one of these all female apartment "pods"? 

Amy wanted two things by telling her story; first to let the Saltzman family know they aren't alone, and second to make sure other women don't have to experience what her and her roomates went through. 

Will President Elizabeth R. Cantwell @usupres take immediate action with this pervasive problem? The state of Utah hopes so. 

Eric Moutsos 

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