A “gender-neutral bathroom” is when a restroom is shared by both genders since it doesn’t have a specific gender. In the article, “Who’s Afraid Of Gender-Neutral Bathrooms?”, Jeannie Suk Gerson talks about how gender neutral restrooms would help transgender be more comfortable when choosing which restroom to use. He goes on explaining that some people don't want gender neutral bathrooms because they want to have privacy for women. They don't want their lives in danger, it’s a way to keep the predators out of the ladies bathroom. Also how men and women have do a lot of things together but when it comes to using the restroom together, they are so against it. She also mentions that for something like this to happen, gender neutral bathrooms, it would take time, it won’t happen overnight. So many building have restrooms build one way and it would take a lot of work to change everything all over the country.
Having separate restroom for men and women have been around since mankind. At first was to separate men and women because of their sexuality difference, but later on it was used to separate between races because they didn’t want to be in the same restrooms as black people. Being in …show more content…
Why make people feel like they don’t belong where they are. America has made that mistake with immigrants and gays, you would think we learned from those mistakes and we would change the way we did things. Restrooms are meant to be used by everyone and it shouldn’t matter what gender you are. For example, in the article “In All-Gender Restrooms, the Signs Reflect the Times, Ball states that “ Many transgender people report planning their days around where and when they can go, enduring bladder infections if they hold it in, risking harassment or violence if they don’t.” We should give this gender neutral option to transgender people to make their lives
Having separate restroom for men and women have been around since mankind. At first was to separate men and women because of their sexuality difference, but later on it was used to separate between races because they didn’t want to be in the same restrooms as black people. Being in …show more content…
Why make people feel like they don’t belong where they are. America has made that mistake with immigrants and gays, you would think we learned from those mistakes and we would change the way we did things. Restrooms are meant to be used by everyone and it shouldn’t matter what gender you are. For example, in the article “In All-Gender Restrooms, the Signs Reflect the Times, Ball states that “ Many transgender people report planning their days around where and when they can go, enduring bladder infections if they hold it in, risking harassment or violence if they don’t.” We should give this gender neutral option to transgender people to make their lives