“The stakes in this case are high and all too real,” Megan Peterson, Gender Justice executive director, said of the Minnesota case, ina post on the ACLU’s site w2021033 But that feeling of being examined, of being watched, has become a frequent motif in ITZY’s music videos. "Wannabe," released in March, shows Chaeryeong sitting in a factory surrounded by a line of pre-packaged clothes; drones start closing in on her. Later in the song, the group is more explicit about the constant policing of their lives, saying “Everybody’s teaching me/ all eyes on me/ Do this, do that, all are dishing out something.” In “Icy” — the “Wannabe” predecessor they describe as “cooler and brighter” — the public attention is almost intrusive. As they refute the idea that women should be nice and smiley (“I see that I’m icy…”), Lia catches looks as she walks into a diner decked out in a ball gown, while Ryujin attracts stares for showing up to an interview in pink hair, shorts, and metal-tinted boots. But they move through those spaces anyway, channeling a quiet sort of confidence. w2021033 In Illinois in 2018, an 18-year-old transgender girl, Nova Maday,lost a case against her school districtover locker room access, and the case lingeredafter she graduated w2021033 In the five years since it started, the brand has run several campaigns and initiatives including a biannual report with Irregular Labs that surveys people ages 13-24 about their feelings on gender and fluidity. This year, some of the most interesting findings in the report have to do with the way we see gender neutral clothing, or even what is considered men's and women's clothing in the fashion industry. w2021033
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