Should Bathrooms Be Allowed In Public Restrooms

From Poop to Problem: America’s Struggle to Accommodate Transgendered People in Public Restrooms Why is America obsessed with bathrooms? Personally I avoid obsessing over the places that people of all kinds make a tinkle or relieve the pressure on their external anal sphincters, or even on occasion both at the same time. These frequently foul smelling places have become the focal point of so much controversy in the world of gender equality. State and local governments, along with schools and other social institutions have finally began to realize the simple fact that transgendered people need to use the bathroom, and that this is not going away anytime in the near future. News broke early this week that South Dakota had proposed a bill, which if passed would prevent transgendered students in public schools from using bathrooms, locker rooms and showering facilities other then those associated with the gender clearly specified on their certificates of birth. …show more content…
This model suggests that bathrooms should be combined into an all genders are welcome type washroom. This would most likely involve the removal of the urinal, as men know it, something that stubborn populations of men are not willing to budge with. The design would have closed door stalls farthest from the entrance. Child changing stations and hand washing areas would be located more toward the entrance of the facility. This brilliant idea seems like the most simplistic method to solving the problem of accommodation all genders. The Whittaker model represents the quick fix necessary for accommodation, but does not provide the opportunity for transgendered people to take the opportunity to proceed in the action of choosing a bathroom that aligns with their identified