Sorority Sisters Sue National Organization Over Trans Woman Moving into House, Caitlyn Jenner Calls Her “perverted, sexually deviant male”

Seven members of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority at the University of Wyoming have filed a lawsuit asking a judge to cancel the membership of 21-year-old Artemis Langford and award unspecified damages.  The lawsuit claims that Langford, who is transgender, should not be allowed to live in their sorority house.

The members are concerned about preserving the house as a “female-only” safe space, and some have raised issues regarding shared bathrooms without locks.

Although Langford currently does not live in the house, they have been given permission to move in starting in September.  The lawsuit argues that simply identifying as a woman and displaying what Langford believes to be feminine behavior does not make them an actual woman.

The members who filed the lawsuit allege that Langford has made them uncomfortable by showing visible signs of arousal in their presence.  Some sorority members expressed feelings of unease and constant fear while Langford was around.

According to one member named Hannah, the second floor of their house is strictly off-limits to men, except during move-in and move-out periods.  The sorority house is meant to be a safe space for the female members to relax and sleep.  Another member named Jaylyn pointed out that all the bathrooms are shared without private changing areas or locks, which makes the living situation feel exposed and vulnerable.