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A mom who dressed up as a cat to protest against a trans board member has slammed a gym for allowing them to use the women's locker room – claiming that they stared at her breasts.
Lindsey Graham, 41, was at Esporta in Goodyear, Arizona, a suburb west of Phoenix, when she claimed Paul Bixler came into the female changing area while she was half naked.
The 72-year-old is a retired teacher and principal who identifies as a transgender woman – and wears ' his dead wife's clothes.'
Mother-of-three Graham, who goes by 'Patriot Barbie' online, claims that Bixler stared at her breasts while entering the female locker room – which was reported to the police.
She told DailyMail.com that she would call the police 'every time' Bixler used the women's changing rooms, and believes that the cops agree with her.
Lindsey Graham, 41, was at Esporta in Goodyear, Arizona, when she claimed Paul Bixler came into the female changing area while she was half naked
Graham filmed Bixler entering the female locker room, and shouted 'why isn't anyone warning the women? I hope there is no one undressing in there.'
Speaking to DailyMail.com she said: 'There was no communication between us whatsoever. I didn't speak to him; he didn't speak to me.
'He had his back to me, but there was a mirror, so when he turned around after loading up his things, he was able to see me completely topless.
'The idea that he was in there and I was undressing is enough to have violated my rights. When I called the police they seemed to be well aware of him already.
'I don't think this is the first time that it has happened. They knew what card is being played, and he told them that he has had bottom surgery so he is allowed to use that changing room.
'It is frustrating because the police told him he's free to go and let him go back into the changing room.
'What if there was a little girl getting changed in there? Realistically I'll never get undressed in that locker room now.
'It's not fair for me to have to cancel my gym membership and put my life on hold to accommodate and comply with his mental disorder.
'Every time I see him in there I will be calling the police. I sensed that the police today morally didn't agree with what they were forced to comply with.
Lindsey told DailyMail.com 'Every time I see him in there I will be calling the police. I sensed that the police today morally didn't agree with what they were forced to comply with'
