text: A transgender woman has launched a campaign on social media to protest bathroom bans. Brae Carnes of Victoria, British Columbia, has photographed herself over the past few months as she applies makeup and even changes in men's public restrooms, sometimes when men are even going to the bathroom right behind her. This to protest a proposed amendment to a Canadian transgender rights bill that would allow owners to make their own decisions as to whether or not to allow transgender individuals to use facilities corresponding to their gender. Scroll down for video . Brae Carnes (above) of Victoria, British Columbia is protesting an amendment to a Canadian transgender rights bill . Carnes has begun posting photos of herself applying makeup and even changing in men's public bathrooms (above) 'I’m giving them what they want,' Carnes said of the photos in an interview with the Times Colonist. 'I’m actively showing them what it would look like if that became law and how completely ridiculous it is. It’s just not right.' On top of that, Carnes revealed that it is scary to go into a men's public bathroom as a woman. A bill to grant equal rights and protections to transgender individuals and protect them from discrimination has been stuck in the Canadian senate for almost two years now. Recently, Senator Don Plett introduced this new amendment to the bill. He argues it is more a protection for women who may be afraid to share a space with anyone who is 'biologically male.' The new amendment would allow business owners to determine if they want to allow transgender individuals to use facilities corresponding with their gender . 'I’m actively showing them what it would look like if that became law and how completely ridiculous it is,' says Carnes . The transgender community meanwhile has pointed out the issue of their own protection should they be forced to use a bathroom that does not correspond with their gender identity. 'I think [the amendment] is actually giving predators a chance and an opportunity. People think, "Why’s this girl in the washroom? She must be looking for a guy,"' said Carnes.
target: Brae Carnes of Victoria, British Columbia is protesting an amendment to a Canadian transgender rights bill .
  It would allow business owners to determine if they want to allow transgender individuals to use facilities corresponding with their gender .
  Carnes has now begun posting photos of herself applying makeup and even changing in men's public bathrooms .
  'I’m actively showing them what it would look like if that became law and how completely ridiculous it is,' says Carnes .