By: Seth Culp-Ressler | Features Editor  Last week, a federal court decision ruled that the University of Pittsburgh did not discriminate against transgender male student Seamus Johnston when they denied him access to men’s locker rooms and restrooms. The decision, as a whole, is a prime example of the antiquated definitions our law system seems unfortunately fixated on sticking to. Johnston regularly used the men’s bathrooms … Continue reading Transgender Pitt student banned from basic right