December 27, 2003
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A coalition of homosexuals, bisexuals, and transgenders at the University of Chicago are calling for "gender neutral" restrooms for students who are confused about their sexual identity.
In late November, members of the Center for Gender Studies held a panel discussion on the need for "gender neutral" restrooms on campus.
Advocates of unisex restrooms complained that choosing a restroom door is a defining moment for people who are not sure if they're males or females. Restrooms with "male" or "female" on the doors make these individuals feel uncomfortable and must be changed.
The panelists recommended that all restrooms be made gender neutral allowing males and females to use either ones.
Comments (3)
Damn indecisive people.
Obviously, they've never really had to go to the bathroom--otherwise, I think they'd figure it out pretty quickly.
hahahah... some of my shops have only ONE restroon for both gender. guess i've solved their problems ~ =P
thx for ur comment on my earrings ~ yeah , i bought them on my b-day.
Ed Wood. That was a great movie.
And this is just weird. But yes, it must be horrible for those few in-between folks... If everyone was just more understanding, there would be no need for a gender neutral bathroom.
-|Joe|-
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