Bride’s Shocking Experience Will Become Common Under 'Equality Act'

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- A young bride-to-be, referred to herein as “Ann” to protect her privacy, recently experienced the reality of what would be commonplace with the “Equality Act.” "Ann” contacted Liberty Counsel for legal assistance after she went with her mother and sister to a bridal store to try on wedding gowns. She called and booked an appointment with a salesperson. When “Ann” arrived, the salesperson was wearing a COVID mask, dress, tights and heels. The salesperson proceeded to help “Ann” in the dressing room, touching private areas of her body while helping her in and out of wedding dresses. Then “Ann’s” sister and mother pulled her aside and notified her that the salesperson was a man. “Ann” had never undressed in front of a man and felt violated and deceived by the bridal store.