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A Quiet Revolution: Women's Public Restrooms in America

Anthony, Kathryn H.

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Title
A Quiet Revolution: Women's Public Restrooms in America
Author(s)
Anthony, Kathryn H.
Issue Date
2006-05
Keyword(s)
  • public restrooms
  • gender
  • discrimination
  • potty parity
  • legislation
  • american restroom association
  • theaters
  • airports
  • shopping centers
  • toilets
  • baby changing stations
  • family restrooms
  • unisex restrooms
  • companion care restrooms
Abstract
Public restrooms are a subtle form of gender discrimination, but promising solutions include potty parity laws, revised building codes, exemplary facilities with women-friendly and child-friendly features, family-friendly and unisex restrooms.
Publisher
Steven Ooi, KHL Printing Co Pte Ltd MICA, Singapore
Type of Resource
text
Language
en
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http://hdl.handle.net/2142/11714

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