A Texas state agency is being criticized for implementing transphobic policy after a dress code instructed employees to dress according to their "biological gender."
The policy from Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller, published by the Texas Observer on Monday, said that violations could result in discipline ending in termination. Miller doubled down on the policy in an interview with Spectrum News on Wednesday.
Miller said his office had complaints about gender issues that led to this specific part of the policy, according to Spectrum.
“When a man comes dressed in drag, or vice versa, it’s very disruptive, it’s not professional," Miller said. "We want you to come looking like you’re professional and representing."

First off, "drag" is not, as I understand, anything to do with gender identity (I may be wrong). Second, "gender" is not biological; that's "sex". Third, the biological line between sexes is not hard and fast; humans can be and have been born with attributes of both sexes.

And last, I wonder who exactly complained about "gender issues" in the Agriculture Commission? I have this weird feeling that the "complaints" come from above, not from customers...