" Disney's website page for services for guests with disabilities features the following information on restrooms & companion restrooms: "Restrooms at the theme parks offer facilities designed for access by Guests with mobility disabilities.
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" House Bill 202 would require "all public restrooms, other than single occupancy restrooms, to be gender-divided.
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She said that some transgender students choose to use gender-neutral restrooms or single-person restrooms at various locations around the school.
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He said that there were restrooms on the floor where the attack took place, but that the women had gone to restrooms one floor down.
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The fairest way to do so is to desegregate restrooms by sex, and that means eliminating the men's and women's rooms in favor of "all gender" restrooms.
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The Bureau also dropped $8,650 for Dasani bottled water and $4,269 for 40 basic portable restrooms ... all for prisoners in the event damage from Hurricane Florence disables restrooms.
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Restrooms have become a flashpoint in the fight over transgender rights, following North Carolina passed a law last year requiring people to use public restrooms that corresponded with their birth gender.
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TOKYO — Even the restrooms are covered in polka dots.
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" You don't shout back, "HELLO, I FOUND TWO RESTROOMS NEARBY!
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" Sign advice beside restrooms: "Never squat with your spurs on.
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During breaks, he often finds long lines for the restrooms.
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Public restrooms don't meet modern society's needs in many ways.
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New York -- Proposed legislation would require schools to segregate restrooms.
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And when restrooms get busy, they can also get messy.
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They cleaned themselves as much as possible in public restrooms.
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It seems that housekeeping is also cleaning restrooms more frequently.
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Point the way to seats, restrooms, box offices and exits.
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Mr. Palmer knows that changing stations in men's restrooms exist.
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The Castoldi home has two restrooms, so she used one.
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Cities are now spending money to create more public restrooms.
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His activists have even secretly filmed transgender women using restrooms.
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"I see a lot of school restrooms, a lot of personal restrooms — it's a thing to go into the gas station restroom and use the sound, like, 'I'm in the ghetto,'" said Ethan Ramirez, 17.
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There were portable toilets, and some people used the Walmart restrooms.
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Restrooms will have special waste bins to place used toilet paper.
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"I use the female restrooms because I am female," replies Jennings.
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It passed, and Grimm was prohibited from using the boy's restrooms.
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And nobody wanted to spend time in the restrooms after that.
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I don't think it was done to specifically target Refuge [Restrooms].
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A national competition rates the best restrooms in the United States.
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There has been confusion over which restrooms transgender troops should use.
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Staffing for visitor services, including restrooms and trash collection, aren't available.
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Today, there are 27 restrooms just in Disney World's Magic Kingdom ...
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Still, Mr. Carlson persisted in grilling him about the restrooms there.
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But he may want to wait until those restrooms are refreshed.
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Park visitor centers, including gift shops and restrooms, will be closed.
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And the roomy restrooms are as attractive as the dining rooms.
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Accessibility: Dining room is easy to navigate, but restrooms are cramped.
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The Secret Service rented the toilets from Imperial Restrooms between Aug.
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If there is a Tiffany's of public restrooms, this is it.
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In addition to making it clear that people may use single-stall restrooms in accordance with their gender-identities, the measure will also make it easier for everyone to use restrooms at busy locations, supporters said.
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Harvey Molotch, a professor of sociology at New York University and co-editor of the book "Toilet: public restrooms and the politics of sharing," outlined for me what he considers to be the Holy Grail of restrooms.
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Federal officials have said that barring students from restrooms that match their gender identity is prohibited under Title IX. Many public universities have already begun the process of transforming public restrooms on campus into gender nonspecific facilities.
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He worked overnights at the airport cleaning the terminals, carpet and restrooms.
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Back inside, Molly catches up with Dro in outside of the restrooms.
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Is the promoter willing to make restrooms gender neutral for your show?
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When he got to the Starbucks, he heard people in the restrooms.
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They go so far as to provide mouthwash in the men's restrooms.
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Communal spaces include a kitchen, slop sinks, restrooms, and a sitting area.
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The Alabama measure goes further, applying to all facilities that offer restrooms.
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She is required to wear the male uniform and use men's restrooms.
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Streets and public restrooms aren't littered with needles and other drug paraphernalia.
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There are common-area restrooms in the main hallways of the building.
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In Washington, Mr. Wells said all schools already have all-gender restrooms.
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As long as there are restrooms on the Hyperloop, I'll take that.
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After drawing community complaints for allowing Grimm to use the boys' bathroom for a time, the school district approved a policy in December 2014 requiring students to use single-stall unisex restrooms or restrooms associated with their physical sex.
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Office restrooms are also cleaned once a day, and therefore safe, Gerba says.
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"Some restaurants wouldn't even let you use their restrooms," she told CBS News.
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According to these lawmakers, HB2 is a fight against men invading women's restrooms.
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Because this case is not about restrooms and it's not about high school.
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They rarely left their home, because they were worried about using public restrooms.
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Monday morning started with a debate about transgender Americans' use of public restrooms.
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"We're just ordinary people and we don't cause trouble in restrooms," Smith said.
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The law requires individuals to use restrooms that correspond to their birth sex.
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And, of course, it will tell you where to find the nearest restrooms.
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Since then, only the restrooms, concession area and box office have been updated.
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Privately installed and maintained portable toilets have since been placed near park restrooms.
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Charmin reintroduced its public restrooms campaign in Times Square during December of 2017.
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Refuge Restrooms, an open-source directory, claims to have thousands of such entries.
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Restrooms are well-lit, unisex and spacious enough for more than one person.
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In the meantime, she's using public restrooms to brush her teeth and wash up.
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"A lot of the buildings I worked in didn't have ladies' restrooms," she said.
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He noted that while there are family restrooms in certain businesses, "they're not everywhere.
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There are gender-neutral restrooms and "Gryffin Fluid" and "Raven Curious" buttons for sale.
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Dozens of boys were lined up outside the restrooms as BuzzFeed News walked past.
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"Providing menstrual hygiene products in public school restrooms is long overdue," said state Sen.
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Plus, all men's and women's restrooms in the airport must have a changing table.
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They then offered Grimm modified janitor's closets and the nurses' restrooms as potential facilities.
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In terms of accessibility, restrooms are all wheelchair friendly and include gender-neutral options.
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The listing on Maps also offers details such as opening hours of corresponding restrooms.
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Numerous other bills addressing the use of restrooms and matrimonial tastes have surfaced elsewhere.
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The terminal's ticket office, waiting room, customer service office and restrooms will be open.
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The Middle East is burning and our president is worried about trans-gender restrooms.
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The second video, filmed in July 2019, showed more padlocked handicapped and women's restrooms.
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Prime targets include airports, casinos, office spaces and other spots with large commercial restrooms.
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Emptying the cup in public restrooms is also an embarrassing dance I haven't mastered.
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The centers will have restrooms, bottled water, electronic-device charging and air-conditioned seating.
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Once that was figured, they then focused on providing clean restrooms and inexpensive ice.
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In fact, Buc-ee&aposs has won awards for having the best public restrooms.
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Yes, that would be inconvenient, but better than running to the restrooms all night.
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But others hid in restrooms and gambling rooms, where they were overcome by smoke.
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Also new: a press box, a posh University Club, walkways, restrooms and concession stands.
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As for those long, exploratory trips to the restrooms, I finally have an explanation.
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Critics of the proposals say they could criminalize transgender people who use public restrooms.
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And we're cleaning our own office restrooms because the contractors are not doing it.
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You'll also notice there are a dearth of clean public restrooms in the city.
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"Not surprisingly, some will avoid using restrooms altogether," Ehrensaft and Rosenthal explained in the editorial.
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Pampers says it's time that men's restrooms catch up with the responsibilities of modern fathers.
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That is not a factor in the Yale case, which focuses on single-occupant restrooms.
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Indeed, the language that will appear on ballots, Beckwith pointed out, refers to restrooms specifically.
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Everything from theaters to parks and bus depots to public restrooms has been shut down.
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However, services requiring staffing like public information and full service restrooms, will not be operating.
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The mandate will tell public schools to let students use the restrooms of their choice.
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Fears of a "purge of sex-segregated restrooms across the nation are therefore decidedly exaggerated".
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Additionally, businesses owners can edit the Gender Neutral Restrooms attribute from their business user account.
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Ostensibly, the majority of subway urinators are homeless people who don't have access to restrooms.
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There are animals – behind glass – in two restrooms at the Nashville Zoo in Nashville, Tennessee.
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I see this in patients whose professions require long hours with limited access to restrooms.
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The state wants to require transgendered people to use restrooms that match their birth sex.
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North Carolina's law applies to restrooms and locker rooms in government-owned facilities and schools.
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Maurizio #Cattelan: "America" opens tomorrow, 9/15, in one of the museum's public restrooms. pic.twitter.
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The bigger battle, though, is over multi-stall restrooms and locker rooms, especially in schools.
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Wan Azirul testified that their hands were in normal positions after they left the restrooms.
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The bathroom in Air Canada's Signature Class was decent as far as aircraft restrooms go.
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Texas closed its 12 welcome centers on Tuesday, leaving truck parking and outdoor restrooms available.
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But workers who monitor park visitors, protect wildlife, collect garbage, and clean restrooms weren't working.
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The most populous U.S. state already bars discrimination against transgender people, including in public restrooms.
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There&aposs nothing terribly complicated about big restrooms, lots of gas pumps, and plentiful ice.
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Williams loves making his own ad content for the shelves, especially since they're in restrooms.
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Communal spaces include a kitchen, slop sinks, restrooms, and a sitting area with Wi-Fi.
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Nearby, at Kopeikin, Nina Katchadourian fashions self-portraits using paper products from in-flight restrooms.
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We're talking about restrooms here — people should be able to do their business in peace.
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From this narrative emerged a growing hysteria that public restrooms were unsafe spaces for children.
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However, services requiring staffing, such as public information and full service restrooms, will not operate.
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There are third-party apps such as REFUGE Restrooms that allow individuals to find restrooms that are safe or accessible for all genders, but this is the first time we've seen this sort of feature rolled out in an app used as broadly as Yelp.
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Starbucks has since announced anyone can use its restrooms even if they are not buying anything.
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Trash cans and public restrooms were also overflowing with waste after many maintenance workers were furloughed.
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He was allowed to use the boys' restrooms at the school for several weeks in 2014.
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Equality advocates said there was no evidence current penalties for sex crimes in restrooms were insufficient.
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In New York City, Starbucks stores have long functioned as unofficial but widely acknowledged public restrooms.
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Andrew Cuomo announced that the state would begin offering the products free in public school restrooms.
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Although she was allowed in the building, she couldn't use any of the urinal-studded restrooms.
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It's often customary to bring your own since public restrooms may not always be well stocked.
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The law mandated that people use restrooms based on their legal gender on their birth certificate.
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Now, the vocal mom is petitioning the park to make its restrooms truly accessible for all.
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It would require people to use public restrooms based on the gender on their birth certificates.
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Hidden messages and graffiti doodles ripped from public restrooms are digitally imprinted underneath that first layer.
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Gordon says public restrooms must be staffed if they are open, otherwise they will get misused.
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That leaves transgender people uncertain - even fearful - about which restrooms they can safely use, they said.
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Well I reckon this is the first look at the new restrooms at #ApplePark #payrise pic.twitter.
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"They found people hiding in restrooms, people hiding in attics," Ventura County Sheriff Geoff Dean said.
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It also ensured students access to the restrooms and other facilities consistent with their gender identity.
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Family members of people with disabilities say large, multi-stall public restrooms present the biggest challenge.
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Even women who are social conservatives know our restrooms aren't really well designed for Peeping Toms.
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Iowa -- The Iowa Civil Rights Act has prohibited discrimination in public accommodations, including restrooms, since 2007.
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I've had to get ready for shows in venue restrooms without stopping at the hotel first.
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Jerry Brown signed a law that requires restrooms for single users to be designated all-gender.
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The high school student, however, was allegedly told he could be disciplined for using male restrooms.
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After the Columbine shooting in 1999, schools installed metal detectors and shifted restrooms away from entryways.
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Despite what supporters of these laws might claim, the measures do nothing to make restrooms safer.
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Drilling down from there reveals other spots in more detail, including restaurants, restrooms and the like.
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Points of interest like concessions, restrooms, information desks, and ATM machines are highlighted for easy identification.
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Until then, the usage of non-bar soap was mostly limited to public restrooms and hospitals.
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Any who retreated to the restrooms for a brief escape were ordered back by male staff.
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He goes to the woman's chair and follows behind her in the direction of the restrooms.
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South Coast Plaza is now disinfecting commonly touched surfaces, such as handrails, restrooms, and its carousel.
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He played cricket using piles of tin cans for wickets, and contended with racially segregated restrooms.
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The building, which has a lobby under renovation, has newly refurbished corridors, restrooms and elevator cabs.
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There was no spa, but there were women's and men's restrooms with steam rooms and saunas.
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It also suggests that spending time, attention and money on restrooms can be its own reward.
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I go to our restrooms all the time, and someone is cleaning them every 15 minutes.
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The centers will have restrooms, bottled water, battery charging and air-conditioned rooms during daytime hours.
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The gas station is accompanied by an automated convenience store with complimentary coffee, water, and restrooms.
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It's move-on housing, it's where people have their own restrooms and that sort of thing.
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Their entire life, they have been perceived as male in restrooms, at restaurants, on the street.
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To address this, lawmakers mandated a number of separate spaces for women in factories — including restrooms.
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Breedlove and the boy were in the narrow hall by the restrooms, and Breedlove was lecturing.
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They clean and restock supplies and make sure people don't use drugs or sleep inside the restrooms.
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His post sparked a movement to install baby-changing stations in men's restrooms with the hashtag #SquatForChange.
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Yale has asked the state to drop requirements that single-user restrooms have an assigned gender label.
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Research also shows that 70% of trans students avoid using their school's restrooms out of fear, too.
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But it's even trickier when it comes to figuring out the appropriate etiquette when using public restrooms.
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As such, it instructed schools to give transgender students access to gender-appropriate restrooms and locker rooms.
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She referred to the use of public restrooms as "unpleasant" at best and "scary" at their worst.
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It was opened to a page with photos of restrooms in Berlin that have since been demolished.
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Patricia slept in public restrooms and learned, from Xhosa prostitutes she met, how to navigate the shadows.
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The latest measure goes further, saying that single-use restrooms should not be reserved for one sex.
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After they came out of the restrooms, he said the women headed to the airport taxi stand.
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In 2016, Mississippi and North Carolina sparked controversy by passing legislation that restricted transgender access to restrooms.
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Their permit included the use of 14 Jumbotrons, 2,000 chairs and 85033,000 portable restrooms, the Post reported.
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Still, he provides a list of nearby cafes, bars and public facilities where guests may use restrooms.
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Instead, he tried to avoid using restrooms altogether, which exacerbated his pre-existing medical conditions and stress.
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And antibacterial soap, normally reserved for the restrooms, is now being applied across the board, he said.
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The midtown Manhattan crowds came quickly for the trendy design, unlocked Wi-Fi — and equally unlocked restrooms.
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The main building has no restrooms; a large outhouse has water-free compost toilets and cold showers.
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In wealthy, traditionally white parts of Cape Town, public restrooms came stocked with toilet paper and soap.
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Aplin and Wasek focused on just two things: cheap ice and clean restrooms — indeed, their basic goods.
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Elements here were copied from nearby Bryant Park, which has long had the Tiffany's of public restrooms.
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The 2017 report illustrated how people are afraid of being robbed or attacked in restrooms at night.
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There are two things I avoid at all costs: Honeydew melon and public restrooms at the beach.
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Also in the works are plans to expand the south concourse, including new restrooms and concession stands.
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There is no ranger station, no information kiosk, no visitors' center, no restrooms, no water, no shelter.
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The state's Republican leaders argue the law is needed to protect privacy and safety in women's restrooms.
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In 1887, Massachusetts became the first state to pass a law that separated public restrooms by sex.
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Here's what they are: Restrictions on single-sex facilities such as restrooms Since the repeal of North Carolina's HB 2 -- the first law to forbid transgender people from using restrooms based on their gender identity -- civil rights groups say lawmakers are attempting new ways to restrict public accommodations access.
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In an effort to identify and remove hidden cameras in restrooms in Seoul, the capital, government officials announced in September that they had assigned 8,000 employees to inspect each of the city's 20,554 public restrooms, a move that critics said would not fix the root of the problem.
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At that point, police shut down the restrooms and moved the crowd inside, but it was too late.
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The company announced an initiative to install 5,000 changing tables in men's restrooms across the U.S. and Canada.
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"Dads have to resort to all these maneuvers because there's no changing stations in our restrooms," Legend says.
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Earlier this month, it allocated $1.05 million of its $11.1 billion budget to constructing five new public restrooms.
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"No more outdoor restrooms, dimly lit aisles and seedy characters," Lang said of convenience chains' refitting their stores.
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Today, he joined them in calling for grown men to be allowed to use little girls' public restrooms.
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The park service is providing no visitor services such as restrooms, facility and road maintenance and trash collection.
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Many public restrooms in China do not provide toilet paper, and visitors are expected to bring their own.
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Restrooms weren't required to be accessible to people with wheelchairs until the Americans with Disabilities act of 1990.
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Sure, we brought giant-size rolls to public restrooms, but that industrial stuff is thin, rough, hole-ripping.
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But after some parents complained, Gloucester County School Board prevented Grimm from continuing to use the boys' restrooms.
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However services that require staffing and maintenance such as campgrounds and full service restrooms, will not be operating.
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There is a VIP area, hidden by shrubberies, located between the restrooms and one of the boring machines.
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They say the law protects the rights of transgender students to use restrooms consistent with their gender identity.
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The new theater has separate dressing and restrooms for men and women, a stage, and one hundred seats.
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"No one is safer when transgender kids are expelled from the restrooms that their peers use," Strangio argued.
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Unstaffed restrooms get trashed, turned into sites for drug dealing, and sometimes become popular locations for shooting up.
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That would have restricted access to school restrooms and locker rooms to students of the same biological sex.
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State law already requires California schools to allow students to use restrooms in accordance with their gender identities.
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Massachusetts last year passed a law banning discrimination against transgender people in public restrooms and other public buildings.
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Recently, North Carolina has passed a law enforcing individuals use restrooms that correlate with their own birth sex.
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"When you clean high school students' restrooms, it gives you a lot of perspective on life," Testoni says.
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I was 15-years-old before they took down the "whites only" signs on restrooms and water fountains.
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The new state law requires people to use only those public restrooms that match their sex at birth.
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"I have helped to install gender-inclusive restrooms ... We have a gender-inclusive intramural recreation building," Ryan says.
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The next time you hit the pool, just try to set a good example: Use the designated restrooms.
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Kutcher has embraced his parental duties, speaking out about the lack of diaper-changing tables in men's restrooms.
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On one of those transfers, a 23-hour trip, she had extremely restricted access to food and restrooms.
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However, CBP says migrants "had access to food, water and restrooms" while they were detained and waiting transfer.
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But instead of the school's three locker rooms, it told her, she would have to use private restrooms.
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But customers were scared off by conditions ranging from an alleged rodent problem to dirty restrooms, he said.
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Is there an intermission?) and the lay of the land (for example, the location of the theater's restrooms).
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While they were waiting for the bus, they had access to water and restrooms, the CBP official said.
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That's why hospitals and public restrooms also generally have liquid soap dispensers: They limit germ exposure even further.
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You'll notice plenty of well-maintained public restrooms in China, but they're not always stocked with toilet paper.
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A few years ago, "The Jungle" reappeared on the wall next to the restrooms on the second floor.
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The room has its own attendants, working behind a desk, and its own restrooms, to keep gamblers close.
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Company management and human resources said she could not dress as a woman or use the women's restrooms.
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But good hand hygiene is not always easy to achieve when public restrooms are perpetually out of soap.
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Many are accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week, offering free coffee, restrooms and internet access.
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There have been more documented instances of Republican congressmen being arrested for solicitation in restrooms than transgender people.
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Facilities are maintained by paid attendants who make sure restrooms are clean and safe for people to use.
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That meant transgender boys should be allowed to use the same restrooms as every other boy in school.
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Slack's office walls are covered with customer feedback, and soothing French pop music is piped into the restrooms.
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If the restrooms aren't clean, customers can use HappyOrNot kiosks, which will send the feedback to Executive Huddle.
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"In every context outside school, he uses the boys' restrooms, just like any other boy would," they wrote.
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U.S. District Judge Thomas Schroeder's injunction doesn't officially strike down the law, it only impacts restrooms on UNC campuses.
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In 2017, California AB1732 (the Equal Restroom Access Act) made all single-user restrooms in the state gender-neutral.
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They can&apost have improper use of restrooms, which is the two things that I was mostly thinking about.
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But people on both sides of the issue agree: This doesn't mean the fight over Texas restrooms is finished.
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Public restrooms have been added throughout the city, with plans to add five additional facilities, according to the paper.
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Parker was shot as she huddled along with 20 others inside a stall in one of the club's restrooms.
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But we'll also engage our opponents head on and work to debunk the harmful rhetoric they spread about restrooms.
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When it comes to public restrooms, a good rule of thumb is to leave them as you found them.
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Many avoid using public restrooms altogether, leading to health problems such as dehydration, kidney infections and urinary tract infections.
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Then they can go wherever they want — coffee shops, restrooms, shops — before heading to the gate without an assistant.
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Swanky new restrooms are part of a massive renovation project for the North Satellite at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
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Naz's parents will do anything for him — they will sell everything they own and clean restrooms for their son.
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It gets worse ... they say they weren't allowed to leave their posts to get food or use the restrooms.
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Bathroom laws wouldn't create problems for gender non-conforming people in public restrooms, but they'd certainly add to them.
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DIARMUID TWOMEYChief executiveEMPowerDublin The debate over making restrooms inclusive to transgender people is too narrow ("Restroom rumpus", January 30th).
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I put them in the restrooms of the State Supreme Court, the Governor's Mansion, Senator's office, and so on.
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Women used rags, children's diapers and paper towels from public restrooms as substitutes when they couldn't afford hygiene equipment.
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I also had my own toilet inside, while other travelers had to venture down the hall to shared restrooms.
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In fact, that is not the case because public restrooms are cleaned more regularly, he said in an interview.
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"Under the policy, all students except for transgender students may use restrooms corresponding with their gender identity," she wrote.
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Supporters said opening restrooms and locker rooms to the opposite gender in schools would violate students' right to privacy.
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Oh no new transgender news for all of you who are bathroom-goers and public -- you use public restrooms?
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The bill was a response to an earlier Charlotte ordinance that offered protections to transgender people in public restrooms.
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In March, North Carolina became the first state to bar people from using restrooms consistent with their gender identity.
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Business owners on Yelp will also be able to edit their profiles to indicate they have gender-neutral restrooms.
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House Bill 2 mandates that transgender people use public restrooms according to the sex listed on their birth certificate.
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Maurizio Cattelan will install a solid 18-karat-gold toilet in one of the restrooms of the Guggenheim Museum.
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The restrooms were closed on the first floor, said Chris, a freshman, so he headed to the second floor.
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After teachers and administrators there told him he could not use the boys restrooms, he sued the school district.
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Nearby, a trailer rented by a private philanthropic group to offset shuttered park restrooms did a brisk tourist business.
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She noted that some services that require staffing and maintenance, like campgrounds and full-service restrooms, will not operate.
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The restrooms were upgraded in 2014 and the concession rebuilt in 2015, but the screening rooms have remained untouched.
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And in restrooms in the Capitol building, there are now signs instructing people "the right way" to wash hands.
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And some transgender residents remain so anxious that they time meals to avoid the need to use public restrooms.
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On a recent afternoon at Gubei Water Town, a visitor saw restrooms with sofas, potted plants and watercolor paintings.
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"The contest highlights the role clean restrooms play in elevating a good business into a great one," he added.
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The nine-acre location's improvements extend to the restrooms, which sport full-time attendants, fresh flowers, and classical music.
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Several people asked for directions to the restrooms; others told Tisherman they supported anything that would help save lives.
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People lacked access to fresh water and proper restrooms and were bathing in the Rio Grande river, she said.
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The renovation also brought wider aisles, wider seats, more handrails, a new press box, more restrooms and concession stands.
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My principal told me the following day that I was free to use the boys' restrooms, and I did.
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Charlotte's measure established that transgender people had a right to use public restrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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"Would she sing another holiday ditty that's overplayed in cafes and shopping-mall restrooms?" he asks at one point.
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"We have left a swath of all-gender restrooms in theaters across the country as we've toured," he said.
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Tesla first said it wanted to make Supercharger stations more like traditional restrooms on its second-quarter earnings call.
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The partial repeal overturned the portions of the law dealing with restrooms but largely left the other provisions intact.
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The National Park Service is providing no visitor services such as restrooms, facility and road maintenance and trash collection.
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In the footage, Dr Disrespect is seen walking into several public men's restrooms at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
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Under Senate Bill 556, also dubbed the "The Equitable Restrooms Act," all single-occupancy restrooms "in a place of public accommodation or public building shall be identified as all-gender and designated for use by no more than one person at a time or for family or assisted use," the law states.
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When we start policing gender expression, when we start saying, "You don't look woman enough to be in the women's restroom," or, "You don't look man enough to be in the men's restroom," we're not just kicking transgender people out of restrooms — we're going to be kicking cisgender people out of restrooms too.
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"Although I have met with our architect to develop a redesign of our restroom facilities, and we anticipate these changes to be implemented expeditiously, we still maintain single-stall restrooms in the high school that are available to any student who wants to use gender neutral restrooms, regardless of the reason," it read.
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When school administrators found out, Quinn was offered access to single-user restrooms in the main office and media center.
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It struck me then that sex in restrooms or cars was really no different than sex in coin-operated booths.
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The little boy often helped his grandfather, who suffers from Alzheimer's, remember names and find restrooms, she told the outlet.
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In September, that jogger defecated numerous times outside one family's home, eschewing the gas station and public park restrooms nearby.
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Later in the episode, she becomes a fierce advocate for the rights of trans kids to use their preferred restrooms.
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The Oxford City Council passed an ordinance this week saying residents must use public restrooms corresponding with their biological sex.
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The billboards — all of which feature the same smiling cartoon-beaver mascot — boast about how clean the "fabulous restrooms" are.
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It takes place in the women's rest room here at Refinery29 because women's restrooms are where all good revolutions start.
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The lack of privacy, where having to eat and use restrooms in public spaces feels like living in a fishbowl.
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If these restrooms do not have changing tables, hallway signs must direct parents to the nearest facilities, the act states.
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The restrooms at Mourad, a Moroccan fine dining restaurant in San Francisco, California, blend old and new; tradition and innovation.
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Scientists at work: studying indoor microbial ecology means sampling in public restrooms During defecation, feces moves like a solid plug.
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Late last month California Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill opening single-stall public restrooms to anyone, regardless of gender.
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Mario Herrera says he was working the music festival back in April and stationed at the single-gender male restrooms.
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North Carolina is the only state that bars transgender people from using government-run restrooms that match their gender identity.
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Senate Bill 6 would require public high school students to use restrooms that match the gender on their birth certificates.
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To make it official, a national restroom contest rating America's best restrooms includes the New Museum's restroom among its finalists.
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Both women are seen hurrying to separate restrooms, holding their hands away from their bodies as if to avoid contact.
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Since then, state law has given transgender people the right to use restrooms that correspond to the person's gender identity.
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A modern bathhouse with single-sex restrooms (flush toilets) and outdoor showers (with hot water) is walking distance from cabins.
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"The immediate consequence of the laws is to bar transgender students from access to restrooms and locker rooms," Strangio said.
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It outfitted one of her restrooms with lockers and told her she could choose some friends to join her there.
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He followed this with an order intended to protect transgender people by making all single-occupancy public restrooms gender-neutral.
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The Arizona Office of Tourism will help ensure restrooms are cleaned, trash is collected and shuttle buses operate, Ducey said.
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North Carolina was the setting for the legal and cultural clash over restrooms and discrimination protections that drew national attention.
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He's allowed to enroll at the girls' school, though he finds it difficult because of the absence of men's restrooms.
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Photos uploaded to the Pavilion's Yelp page from before it closed show broken seats, trash-strewn floors and filthy restrooms.
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"We were told that public restrooms were available but to use our own stateroom bathrooms when possible," Ms. Block said.
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From an alleged rodent problem to dirty restrooms, the conditions are scaring off customers and harming his business, Germanatta says.
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Students who can't use the same restrooms as other boys and girls find themselves on the margins, literally and figuratively.
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They're forced to travel long distances to use other restrooms or hold it, risking painful urinary tract infections and dehydration.
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What was interesting about it was that they did have signs in the restrooms and around just the whole arena.
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Apart from the captain's noon-day message, PA announcements are a rarity, and melodious birdsong plays in all the restrooms.
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These have sometimes sparked backlash and controversy, like the 2016 law in North Carolina that rolled back gender-inclusive restrooms.
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The school now has three such restrooms, but two are in refurbished utility closets, said Mr. Block, the A.C.L.U. lawyer.
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Federal officials have said barring students from restrooms that match their gender identity is prohibited under Title IX. Republican Rep.
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There are buckets in a corner of one of the prison&aposs wings, in case there are no available restrooms.
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The company put microphones in embassy restrooms, where Mr. Assange sometimes held meetings for greater privacy, the court filing says.
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Other people were present in the restrooms, including someone who appeared to be a child, who was using a urinal.
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In Detroit earlier this month, bus drivers who are members of the Amalgamated Transit Union used a one-day work stoppage to successfully demand that the city clean buses more often, and provide them better protective equipment and portable restrooms along their routes (as the businesses whose restrooms they typically use are now closed).
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"Where a school provides separate restrooms for men and women, barring a student from the restrooms that correspond to his or her gender identity because the student is transgender constitutes unlawful sex discrimination in violation of Title IX," Valita Gupta, principal deputy assistant attorney general, wrote to the UNC Board of Governors and Spellings.
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In France, hand dryers are already barred in restrooms where patients stay, though only because of the loud noise they make.
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Restrooms, showers, beds, and privacy are hard to come by in typical homeless shelters, according to the Center for American Progress.
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"Participants were throwing up all over the place, in public restrooms, hotel rooms," said Gary King, Robbins' former director of security.
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People are sharing their frustrations with the fact that men's restrooms so often lack changing tables, and sending love to Palmer.
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People just couldn't understand how, as they put it, we could allow boys to share restrooms with girls or vice versa.
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There are laws already in place to keep restrooms safe, and laws that protect transgender people from discrimination don't change that.
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Supporters of the measures say they are needed to keep women and children safe in restrooms and to protect religious freedom.
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Among other things, it would allow people to use restrooms consistent with their gender identities, regardless of their sex at birth.
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In a Monday news conference, McCrory blamed the city of Charlotte for raising the issue of gender identity and public restrooms.
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Oddly enough, the Budde family reportedly lives near multiple public restrooms, including ones at a public park and a gas station.
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A Texas restaurant has marked its men's and women's restrooms by using photos of Caitlyn Jenner before and after her transition.
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And according to a 2016 study, nearly 60% of transgender people avoid using public restrooms out of fear of being harassed.
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After walking around for a few hours we stop for a break at an area with restrooms and cafeteria-style restaurants.
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After he publicly disclosed his identity, Grimm's school board adopted a policy prohibiting him from using communal boys' restrooms on campus.
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One of our regional directors passed policy with a school board to get period products in all high school restrooms there.
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Its backers said the bill would put women and children at risk from male sexual offenders who could enter their restrooms.
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All of this is undergirded by 28503,22019 miles of water pipelines serving 1,500 water systems, 1,800 wastewater systems and 3,700 restrooms.
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Many are denied access to sex-segregated facilities, such as school restrooms and locker rooms, in accordance with their gender identities.
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President Trump supporters are being kept here where there is music, food trucks and restrooms before being let inside the arena.
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Congress responded with $1 billion for building campgrounds, hotels, restrooms and parking lots, fixing deteriorating roads and establishing visitor education centers.
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Greece's hospitals are running out of basic necessities, while our universities cannot even afford to provide toilet paper in their restrooms.
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I mentally bid farewell to those men in public restrooms I used to rely on for a quick thrill on Tumblr.
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Under the law, people in North Carolina are required to use public restrooms that match the gender on their birth certificate.
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Caitlyn then proceeds to walk into the Trump Tower ladies restrooms, after a slight pause in front of the "M" door.
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While the vagina-associated Lactobacillaceae bacteria is found pretty widely in women's restrooms, when it comes to urine contamination, you're fine.
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Their edict to the states concerning restrooms, locker rooms and other facilities is at once illegal, ominous, and ignores privacy issues.
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Hand-sanitizing stations have proliferated around the Capitol, and maintenance crews have been instructed to clean restrooms repeatedly throughout the day.
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I also noticed the studio had new sanitizing wipe dispensers, and hand sanitizer in addition to hand soap in the restrooms.
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By the M.T.A.'s official count, there are operative restrooms — at least one per gender — in 51 of the 472 stations.
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"Restrooms are a necessity of life, making equal access to them a civil rights issue," Ting said in a press statement.
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That, in turn, means fewer hours for the service workers staffing the ticket counters, hauling bags, or maintaining the terminal's restrooms.
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Thousands of fans have continued to file in and sit within inches of each other, sharing restrooms and visiting concession stands.
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As a custodian at Mount Vernon, Aracely Canales Ramos, 37, was busy on Tuesday keeping the restrooms, floors and windows sparkling.
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Fact: more Republican members of Congress have been arrested because of their conduct in restrooms in this country than trans women.
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Mount Rushmore National Memorial said NPS facilities were closed but concession facilities were operating, including parking, food and beverages and restrooms.
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Since 230, San Francisco has operated a program called "Pit Stop" that delivers mobile public restrooms to neighborhoods with dirty streets.
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A key part of that guidance advised school officials to allow transgender students to use restrooms based on their gender identity.
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But they did their work in facilities separate from white workers and were required to use separate restrooms and dining facilities.
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"Too often, public restrooms are not open when you need them, or sometimes they're not even safe to use," Heller said.
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I quizzed building maintenance and found that these items are for sale in all the ladies' restrooms for 25 cents each.
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Despite these efforts, teens across America continue smoking the stuff in class, in hallways, in restrooms and at school sporting events.
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"It's stinky and fruity," said Luna's friend Cody Maratas, of the smell he encounters inside school restrooms when others are Juuling.
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PG&E set up about 30 community centers offering air conditioning, restrooms, bottled water and electronic charging stations during daylight hours.
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House Bill 2 required transgender people to use restrooms corresponding to the sex on their birth certificates in many public buildings.
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The biggest landlords are also retraining ushers, experimenting with new methods of crowd control, and even reversing the genders on restrooms.
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Public restrooms in America — long a flash point of exclusion by race, gender, class and ability — have gotten much, much better.
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It's likely that a lot of people still find it hard to find clean, private restrooms in much of the land.
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Most public restrooms in China do not provide any toilet paper, while others provide a common roll for visitors to use.
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The feedback is provided in real-time to terminal operators and cleaning contractors, who can deploy staff to inspect the restrooms.
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In some cases, he writes, contractors who are unable to find public restrooms while out on delivery urinate in Gatorade bottles.
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One diner, James Shaw Jr., 29, who had hidden near the restrooms, dashed out and pulled the rifle from the gunman.
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The ruling in favor of Gavin Grimm, a junior at Gloucester High School in southeastern Virginia, does not immediately grant him the right to use the boys' restrooms; rather, it directs a lower court that had ruled against him to re-evaluate Mr. Grimm's request for a preliminary injunction to be able to use those restrooms.
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The fallout continues over HB2, which limits LGBT protections and prevents transgender people from using restrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Most advanced countries have things like public restrooms where people have the opportunity to do something like use the toilet without shame.
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The building where most of the killing occurred is fenced-off, replaced by 32 temporary structures housing classrooms, restrooms and administrative offices.
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We learn early that women's restrooms are not readily available here, and if they are, they are dirty, stinky, and completely foul.
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Further, 54% reported medical problems "like dehydration, urinary tract infections, kidney infections and other kidney problems" because they avoided using restrooms entirely.
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Donte has — in some ways accidentally — become the face of a movement to install changing tables in men's restrooms around the world.
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Is there an epidemic of trans agitators exploiting their adopted genders to invade women's restrooms and do untoward stuff to young girls?
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In these large European cities in particular, it's common to pay to use public restrooms, even if they appear to be free.
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Swabs of public restrooms have revealed 3.3 percent of hospital toilet seats host the antibiotic-resistant bug Methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).
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"Banishing transgender students from the restrooms used by their peers unquestionably interferes with their equal educational opportunity under Title IX," Block argued.
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The modern loos also have separate sinks inside the ADA-stalls, family restrooms with changing tables and built-in custodial support closets.
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As a working father of two, Legend, 40, understands how difficult it can be to change his kids' diapers in public restrooms.
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On Wednesday, the Trump administration revoked Obama-era guidance that allowed transgender students to use public school restrooms matching their gender identity.
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The players have had to use portable restrooms and have worn dirty gear during practices because there are barely any laundry services.
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The House approved legislation on Wednesday to require male and female restrooms in federal buildings to be equipped with baby changing stations.
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In March, North Carolina became the first state to bar people from using restrooms based on gender identity versus sex at birth.
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The shirt was an apparent show of solidarity with Democrats fighting North Carolina's law regulating which public restrooms transgender people can use.
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The measure now goes back to the Senate, which previously approved a broader version mandating that standard for everyone using public restrooms.
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Emile told Buzzfeed that her photos should serve as a reminder that peaceful coexistence in restrooms — and everywhere else — is "absolutely possible."
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Some allow them to use the locker and restrooms (or loos to Brits) of their choice; others make them use designated facilities.
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Criticism of transgender protections here and around the country has focused on whether they would allow male sexual predators into women's restrooms.
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Officials in 11 states sued the federal government for telling public schools to let transgender students use the restrooms of their choice.
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Gerri Nottingham, a nurse from Indianapolis, recalled Mr. Trump's saying it would be too expensive to build separate restrooms, and she agreed.
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Goossen said the images were appearing on base, including in restrooms, dorms, vehicles and on bombs put on the B-52's.
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McCrory noted he was "sensitive" to the needs of transgender people, suggesting adding unisex restrooms or showers at universities in the state.
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Part of Castillo's job as a supervisor included ordering supplies for himself and the other cleaners, including toilet paper for the restrooms.
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That law required transgender people to use restrooms in public facilities that corresponded with the sex listed on their birth certificates. Gov.
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Unless you like to watch a parade of little girls and boys heading to and from the restrooms, go after 7 p.m.
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HB2 specifies that access to government restrooms and other changing facilities is determined by biological sex as shown on one's birth certificate.
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Stand behind it, near the restrooms, and you can spy invisibly on the dining room like a security guard at Studio 54.
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Others may be so anxious about public restrooms that they can only go when they are fully alone, in their home toilet.
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Women's restrooms have more privacy, he notes, offering fewer chances for the kind of bullying and embarrassment many men experience growing up.
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In the next couple of weeks, people will also be able to search for businesses on Yelp that have gender-neutral restrooms.
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A North Carolina law passed in March made it illegal for transgender people to use public restrooms that match their gender identity.
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Alcohol-based hand sanitizer can be found in schools, offices, restrooms and restaurants and is great for cleaning hands in public places.
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As the evening progressed, the floor at Kilroy's grew slippery with beer and grime, and the restrooms emitted telltale odors of overindulgence.
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They've encouraged tourists to pack out their own garbage, adhere to park rules, and to use portable toilets or concession-run restrooms.
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If you find yourself farther downtown in your travels, the restrooms in Battery Park, especially the one near Teardrop Park, are awesome.
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Suddenly, she excused herself from her companion, hurrying out into the chapel hallway leading to the restrooms and the outside garden area.
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And Trump's Justice Department similarly infuriated Valley types after it unraveled Obama-era protections for transgender students using restrooms of their choice.
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Lawmakers wanted cleaner restrooms on the Long Island Rail Road: "They stink," said the deputy Assembly speaker, Earlene Hooper, of Long Island.
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As it stands, HB 2 requires transgender people to use public restrooms and locker rooms that match their gender assigned at birth.
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Adrienna Snyder, a postal worker, said businesses on her downtown route now lock their restrooms to keep people from dying in them.
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Grimm transitioned about four years ago, and during his sophomore year he was dressing as male and using boys' restrooms at school.
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Transgender Student in Bathroom Dispute Wins Court Ruling Gavin Grimm was barred from using the boys' restrooms at his Virginia high school.
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They have even increased the frequency of cleaning and sanitizing high-touch surfaces such as doors, kiosks, touch screens, restrooms and more.
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He said that he was working to improve the site's restrooms but that some of the government's standards appeared to be subjective.
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The approved permit for the march included the use of 14 jumbotrons, 2,000 chairs and 2,000 portable restrooms, The Washington Post reported.
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The ACLU's counsel assured the justices that a ruling for the employee would not affect showers, restrooms, locker rooms and the like.
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I do know that there are a lot, and some even manage to situate their restrooms relatively close to the dining room.
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The feature will be available within Google Maps and show public restrooms available in gas stations, malls, and hospitals among other places.
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The bill also restricts prison employees from entering restrooms of the opposite sex unless the there are pressing circumstances, among other things.
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The state law requires people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificates.
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Beginning next month, workers will check more than 20,000 public restrooms, in subways, parks, community centers, public gyms and underground commercial arcades.
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The amendment could force organizations to open women's shelters, locker rooms, restrooms and shower facilities to biological men who identify as women.
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But the sad reality is that the people at greatest risk of assault and harassment in public restrooms are transgender people themselves.
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Notably, Google Glass, which flopped in the quest to attract consumers, and also raised a raft of privacy concerns (especially in men's restrooms).
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A New York law will give fathers access to changing tables in public restrooms, with the new rule going into effect this year.
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" And she has a message to lawmakers today: "Please read up on your civil rights history pertaining to schools, restrooms and water fountains.
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PG&E has set up about 30 community centers that are providing services including air conditioning, restrooms, bottled water and electronic charging stations.
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The move came after retail giant Target announced it would allow transgender employees and customers to use the restrooms they feel comfortable with.
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Transgender people use restrooms for the same reasons as anyone else and, like everyone else, we value safety and privacy in these spaces.
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Starting today, a yes/no on gender-neutral restrooms will now show up as yet another attribute about a business you're looking at.
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Individual school districts in places like California and Illinois have adopted rules barring transgender students from restrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Chicago's public school system said Tuesday it would allow transgender students to use restrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identities.
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In Wisconsin, legislators have introduced a bill that would make free sanitary products available in restrooms in all public state buildings, including schools.
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She said the cost of stocking restrooms at a school or business with sanitary supplies works out to $4.67 per girl per year.
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In early 2017, the Trump administration rescinded an Obama-era directive that allowed students to use the restrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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They have exempted schools from anti-discrimination rules pertaining to employment, admissions, housing and the provision of facilities like restrooms and locker rooms.
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They observed how more than 3,20503 residents of their college town used the sink at various restrooms after they carried out their business.
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Clubhouse seats give ticket holders access to less-crowded betting windows, restrooms with shorter lines and often a better view of the track.
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Several restaurants, offices and a social services agency in this neighborhood have closed their restrooms in recent months, but not this sandwich shop.
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For Teagan, a software developer who founded Refuge Restrooms, a crowdsourced database of safe bathroom info, it mostly boils down to one question.
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For the restrooms, the architects selected a super–graphic pattern of pixilated cherry blossoms set against hotly hued fields of orange and turquoise.
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"The stalls aren't wide enough," she said, quickly ticking off a list of problems she faces regularly in public restrooms in Amherst, Mass.
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IN THE STADIUM M.L.B.'s Ballpark app for iPhones or Android phones offers stadium maps showing concessions, ATMs and, perhaps most important, restrooms.
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On the Yosemite Twitter account, officials said Sunday a "lack of the restrooms and resulting impacts from human waste" forced campgrounds to close.
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Fans told us which chains they thought had the best food, the best restrooms, and of course, the best value, among other things.
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He used the hashtag #SquatForChange, which has become a social media campaign raising awareness about the lack of changing tables in men's restrooms.
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He considered turning basements into libraries but then observed that residents used similar areas as restrooms rather than as places for borrowing books.
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The line itself is an event of sorts; the brewery applies for a municipal event permit and provides portable restrooms and trash pickup.
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Protecting trans rights: Texas lawmakers are aggressively pushing anti-trans legislation that discriminates against trans people using restrooms that correspond with gender identity.
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"The most important thing to avoid the risk for illnesses from bacteria in public restrooms and elsewhere is proper hand washing," Figueroa confirms.
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Lawmakers across the United States are currently grappling with whether to allow transgender Americans to use public restrooms that match their gender identities.
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Recently, though, your correspondents took a whirlwind tour (as others have done) to see if subway restrooms lived up to the horrific hype.
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The only thing New Yorkers love complaining about more than the airport and the subway is the city's dearth of clean public restrooms.
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Officers who arrived on the scene after the shooting found people hiding in restrooms and even in the crawl space of the attic.
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Mr. Palmer's post and movement, #squatforchange, reignited the conversation about how changing stations are more commonly found in women's restrooms than in men's.
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Location-based apps like Charmin's Sit or Squat and Flush Toilet Finder map out the nearest public restrooms in destinations across the world.
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But because of her short hair and androgynous clothing, she said she's frequently mistaken for a man — especially in locker rooms and restrooms.
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The massive restrooms at Morgan Manufacturing, in the West Loop of Chicago, match the industrial elegance of the 32,000 square-foot event space.
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The city recently announced that it will keep three restrooms, called Pit Stops, open all day, every day because of the growing demand.
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Meanwhile, there's a push for gender neutralization in bathrooms, both of which could lead companies to re-think the physical structure of restrooms.
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They have even put periods on the public agenda, demanding free feminine hygiene products in public restrooms and tax-free tampons and pads.
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He's facing voyeurism charges in connection to a camera that was found in one of the women's restrooms on a Pinewood Studios set.
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We very regularly after dinner went to Whole Foods on Houston and used their restrooms to brush our teeth and use the toilets.
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A "predator myth" was formulated by predominantly cisgender, straight, white people: that gay people used public restrooms to solicit sex and molest children.
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National Briefing | South Charlotte, North Carolina's largest city, has legalized the ability of transgender people to choose public restrooms corresponding to their gender identity.
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The proposed law would have required transgender pupils to use restrooms and locker rooms in public schools that correspond to their gender at birth.
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Starbucks issued a new policy on Saturday: Patrons no longer need to make a purchase to sit in the cafe or use the restrooms.
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One objective is to make sure free menstrual products are supplied in bathrooms just like toilet paper is provided in school and public restrooms.
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A policy barring a transgender student from using the boys' restrooms at his Virginia high school is discriminatory, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.
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Restaurants and small businesses with two single-unit restrooms simply can paint over the "M" and "W" on their doors and -- ba-da-bing!
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Champagne flowed as Charlene Taylor, a pretty cosmetologist from Dobbs Ferry, announced that she would spend the money to install restrooms on the subway.
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His first month in office included pulling another Obama-era legislation that allowed transgender students to use restrooms corresponding to their respective gender identities.
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Some people also suffer from "bathroom anxiety" and are uncomfortable using hotel bathrooms or public restrooms, so they put off having a bowel movement.
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He says it should be left to the courts to decide whether to allow transgender people to use restrooms that match their gender identity.
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The app will soon begin asking users who check into locations with the app whether or not they have access to gender-neutral restrooms.
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The ballot issue drew national attention, with conservative opponents claiming the law would allow troubled men to go into women's restrooms and locker rooms.
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The duo, joined by a rotating cast of collaborators, have performed everywhere from museums and galleries, to restaurants and bars, to restrooms and raves.
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Many transgender individuals have reported adverse health effects from trying to avoid using public restrooms, such as dehydration, kidney infections and urinary tract infections.
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Passed easily by a vote of 389-34, the measure would only apply to restrooms in federal buildings that are open to the public.
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Adding more public restrooms (called "Pit Stops," a program developed in 2014) is a priority, but one that also comes with plenty of challenges.
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There are some exceptions, though: police crime scenes, public restrooms and secured areas (like government facilities) are not granted protection under the First Amendment.
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Senate Bill 6: 'Bathroom bill' This bill would require public high school students to use restrooms that match the gender on their birth certificates.
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He could be the newest GOP member, giving great big speeches on topics he doesn't understand before he even knows where the restrooms are.
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A federal judge in Oregon ruled this week that transgender students have a right to use restrooms that match the gender they identify with.
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The North Carolina bill passed after the Charlotte City Council voted to allow transgender people to use public restrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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But the vast majority of chief executives and senior government officials are male and all-male workplaces can lack basic facilities like ladies' restrooms.
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Officials in 28 states have sued to overturn the federal directive telling public schools to let transgender students use the restrooms of their choice.
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But he said Republicans would have time to make the case to voters that the law helps ensure privacy and security in public restrooms.
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Posters demonstrating the correct way to wash hands were put up near restrooms and adolescent girls were told to eat more greens and fruit.
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US Customs and Border Protection disputes that claim, saying migrants "had access to food, water and restrooms" while they were detained and waiting transfer.
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Critics pounced on the law's elimination of a city ordinance in Charlotte, which let transgender individuals use public restrooms based on their gender identity.
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The Oklahoma bill would allow for segregation at school restrooms, athletic changing facilities and showers if a request is made to accommodate religious beliefs.
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You walk past the bar, past the kitchen, past the restrooms, and stop when you get to the midnight-blue wall in the back.
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Among other things, the handbook sets official policy for when transgender persons can begin using restrooms, showers, and billeting facilities of their preferred gender.
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Southwest Airlines did not comment on the lawsuit, but told The Arizona Republic in a statement that it does not place cameras in restrooms.
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He said the kids, whose ages range from 6-12, had no access to water, restrooms or windows, and the home reeked of urine.
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Measures in other states have been cloaked as "religious liberty" bills or as efforts to protect children from transgender predators lurking in public restrooms.
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The letter threatens legal action against the district if schools don't allow transgender students to use the restrooms that correspond with their chosen gender.
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Administrators denied the request, instead stating he had to use the girls' restrooms or a single-user, gender-neutral restroom in the school office.
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The cinema, fitting rooms, or restrooms in restaurants—she didn't care much about where we did it, as long as it was very public.
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" As for Warner, he says that transgender customers are still welcome to relieve themselves in his restrooms, as long as they are "dressed appropriately.
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The Arizona Office of Tourism will help ensure that restrooms are cleaned, trash is collected and shuttle buses operate throughout the shutdown, Ducey said.
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Pence was an early opponent of President Barack Obama's directive mandating that schools allow transgender students to use the restrooms that they identify with.
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Andrew M. Cuomo in April, will ensure that new and renovated buildings with public bathrooms have changing tables in both men's and women's restrooms.
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Mr. Cooper's victory was fueled in part by popular anger over a Republican-backed public restrooms bill that critics said discriminated against transgender people.
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The school board had maintained that Mr. Grimm's "biological gender" was female and had prohibited administrators from allowing him to use the boys' restrooms.
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In a handful of states including Missouri and Texas, lawmakers are considering legislation that would designate public restrooms and locker rooms as gender-specific.
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They would be drafted by the U.S. military to fight on the front lines in wars, she said, and forced to use unisex restrooms.
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HB 2119/SB 22018: The bathroom bill Students, faculty and staff could only use restrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their biological sex.
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The school district said it searched restrooms and locker rooms in all of its schools as a precautionary measure, but nothing further was found.
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Opponents have called it discriminatory toward transgender people, while supporters argue it is intended to protect women and children from assault in public restrooms.
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Since the Philadelphia incident, Starbucks has said it will allow people to sit in its cafes and use its restrooms without making a purchase.
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Menstrual cups—Mark this as the decade in which many people began fisting themselves in public restrooms, in order to empty their menstrual cups.
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Some prisons, for example, force female inmates to buy pads at the commissary, and public restrooms rarely provide them free of charge for emergencies.
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The pair made sure everyone knew where the restrooms were, got water and felt comfortable until they were able to reunite with their parents.
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The retail giant announced last week that it will allow transgender people to use its restrooms corresponding to the gender with which they identify.
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But hidden in their oversize shopping bags and backpacks was a secret: sheet upon sheet of crumpled toilet paper, plucked surreptitiously from public restrooms.
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The company has also said that "hot spot" areas in its facilities, such as kiosks, countertops, restrooms, handrails and doorknobs, will be cleaned hourly.
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The city has promised to inspect every one of its 20,554 public restrooms daily, an enormous undertaking that underscores the scope of the problem.
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North Carolina's law was the first to ban people from restrooms in public buildings and schools not matching the sex on their birth certificate.
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The bill would require people to use restrooms that correspond with the gender on their birth certificate, not the gender with which they identify.
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Additionally, these men allegedly had to use segregated restrooms and were often subject to verbal harassment, including racist comments, which went ignored by management.
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Under its contingency plan, no national parks will be open and no visitor services - including restrooms, facility maintenance and trash collection - will be provided.
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Under HB2, people are legally required to use public restrooms that correspond to the biological sex on their birth certificates, rather than their gender identity.
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A Texas Senate committee on Wednesday approved a bill that would require people to use public restrooms that match the gender on their birth certificates.
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The wide-ranging law's best-known provision required transgender people to use restrooms in many public buildings corresponding to the sex on their birth certificates.
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The state code would require Yale to build more bathrooms to be in compliance with rules about the number of restrooms for men and women.
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Along the way, several more transgender students joined our population who all used the restrooms matching their gender identity, and no one said a word.
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" The federal letters said, "Access to sex-segregated restrooms and other workplace facilities consistent with gender identity is a term, condition or privilege of employment.
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The most glaring case was that of the Washington University scholar Laud Humphreys, who wrote in 1970 about anonymous sex between men in public restrooms.
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In other cases, schools are adapting without attracting national attention: Miraloma Elementary School in San Francisco began making space for gender-neutral restrooms last year.
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Pampers took notice and invited Palmer to work with them to put 21965,000 changing tables in men's restrooms in the U.S. and Canada by 2021.
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The law doesn't cover restrooms that aren't in public buildings, such as restaurants or retailers, and those in buildings that can't safely support changing facilities.
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The NCAA also relocated collegiate championship games from the state after it barred transgender people from using government-run restrooms that match their gender identity.
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In Columbus, Ohio, Councilwoman Elizabeth Brown wants restrooms at the city's recreation centers and community swimming pools similarly supplied, as well as the public schools.
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The school, like many around the nation, has a rule that prohibits the use of cell phones inside restrooms to respect the privacy of others.
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We will begin asking users who check into or review businesses like restaurants and retail shops if those establishments offer restrooms that are gender neutral.
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It's actually federal OSHA regulation that requires the various products that are included in public restrooms … but somehow menstrual products never got on the list.
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Aside from single unit dwellings, they can be used for shopping centers, office buildings, restaurants, medical triage units and public restrooms to name a few.
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"Some people feel like they can't enter public restrooms or walk inside shops because they don't want to risk an asthma attack," Steinemann told Health.
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Earlier this week, rangers on a cleaning run at Australia's Charles Darwin National Park discovered an unexpected patron in the park's restrooms — an olive python.
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In the short time since Trump took office, his administration has already lifted protections for trans students to use the restrooms aligning with their gender.
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But the Virginia school board's decision required Grimm to use an "alternative appropriate private facility," ultimately forcing him to visit newly constructed single-stall restrooms.
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"I was shocked that they were using the restrooms as a form of control for people," Noel told VICE earlier this week over the phone.
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Pat McCrory of North Carolina until Monday to abandon the state's discriminatory law barring transgender people from using public restrooms based on their gender identity.
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Many parks remained open for the shutdown, but there were no visitor services, restrooms, trash collection, facilities or road maintenance, the National Park Service said.
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Changi receives more than 1.8 million clicks of feedback each month from passengers, ranking everything from restrooms to customer service agents, and even the gardens.
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The deteriorating state of many of the roads, bridges, trails, visitor centers, and restrooms across the National Park System should be unacceptable to every American.
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Lawrence's ruling came days after a federal judge in Oregon ruled that transgender students have the right to use restrooms based on their gender identity.
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The safety category, for example, includes the number of police officers in an area and whether there are broken sidewalks, unoccupied storefronts and public restrooms.
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That restrooms have become such a fixation, particularly at the state level, is a worrying reminder of the entrenched stigma the community continues to face.
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The Google toilet locator app, launched in the states of Delhi and Madhya Pradesh, at the moment helps people find access to clean public restrooms.
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It's hard to believe that the leaders of those organizations have a principled objection to HB2628's sex-based regulation of changing facilities and restrooms.
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In April 21, Target announced that all customers and employees were free to use the restrooms and fitting rooms to which their gender identity corresponds.
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The buildings and restrooms are designed to meet the accessibility needs of their aging residents, and all maintenance and repairs are handled by a professional.
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The district is also considering Wi-Fi-enabled sensors in restrooms and locker rooms that would detect vapor and sounds associated with smoking, he said.
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To investigate that question, Nora Keegan, the study's author, spent more than a year taking hundreds of measurements in public restrooms throughout Calgary, her hometown.
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Furthermore, facilities for the men are segregated: Hispanic workers have to go to separate restrooms from white workers that are often unsanitary, or simply inoperable.
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Cyrela agreed to renovate the restrooms in a São Paulo park at "no cost" to the public, even though the renovation should cost about $140,000.
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The school constructed single-stall, unisex restrooms that he could use, but they weren't available in all parts of the grounds, according to court documents.
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He would always sit at a metal bench near the entrance by the restrooms while the rest of us would walk for hours around Walmart.
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The city agreed to close an alleyway beyond center field so that a building the Red Sox owned could be used for restrooms and concessions.
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Another, commonly called "the bathroom bill," would require students, faculty and staff to only use restrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their biological sex.
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The newly renovated bathrooms at Bryant Park, which The Times has described as the "Tiffany's of public restrooms," reopened last month after a $280,000 makeover.
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Described as a "first aid kit" for use in high traffic public restrooms or portable loos, The Restroom Kit is a one-use portable packet.
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She expects the app will appeal to drivers for services like Uber or Lyft, who don't want to lose money-making time searching for restrooms.
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TRANSGENDER FACILITIES The Obama administration has taken the position that schools must permit transgender students to use the restrooms and locker rooms of their choice.
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The HB 2 repeal also reserved for state lawmakers sole authority to regulate access to "multiple occupancy restrooms, showers or changing facilities" in the future.
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I cannot thank enough every employee that broke their boss's rules about "no public restrooms" to let my kids and me use a hygienic toilet.
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Right now, Tennessee's definition of indecent exposure does not include offenses in public restrooms, locker rooms or other single-sex facilities designated for multiperson use.
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This is why sidewalk curbs have ramps at intersections, restrooms often feature accessible stalls for those in wheelchairs and signage in public buildings feature braille.
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" — SETH MEYERS "There's apparently this fear that transgender kids are using it as a ruse to sneak into restrooms and grab people by the genitals.
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The underwater search of the ferry ended after divers recovered the 295th body, a high-school girl, from one of the ship's restrooms on Oct.
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A thousand public restrooms have been placed on a "special monitoring" list, so that "female safety guards can do intensive checks," according to the government.
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State representatives were considering a bill that would bar trans people from using public restrooms, similar to North Carolina's infamous anti-trans "bathroom bill," HB2.
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The Hispanic workers had to use "unsanitary and often inoperable restrooms" that were separate from better facilities available to their white co-workers, the suit says.
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And yes, we need to make sure those trans kids – and all transgender people – can use the restrooms that align with how they live every day.
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HB23, described as the most anti-LGBT legislation in the US, requires people to use public restrooms based on the sex listed on their birth certificate.
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HB78 would also repeal HB2 and would also increase the penalties for people convicted of committing sexual acts in public restrooms, locker rooms or shower rooms.
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As you zoom in on the map, you'll see additional location points for things like restrooms, baggage claim areas, staircases, dining and shopping, and boarding gates.
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According to Lu, she's kept her hair short since she was young, and frequently got mistaken for a boy when going into women's restrooms growing up.
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"All-gender restrooms can be essential for transgender and gender-nonconforming students who don't feel comfortable in sex-segregated facilities," Miyamoto said in a press release.
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Yelp will soon be able to tell you about a new aspect of restaurants and businesses that is often overlooked: whether its restrooms are gender inclusive.
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Then, bigger leaps: The International Building Code should suggest all-gender restrooms become the norm, or at least be included, in larger businesses and public establishments.
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The term "sex" — including in the law concerning separate restrooms — is not defined as referring to gender identity or a person's sex as identified at birth.
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The posters will be placed in prominent areas of high schools, including restrooms, as the FDA attempts to address the "epidemic" of teen e-cigarette use.
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Even in public restrooms, a pad or tampon, which can be used for around 8 hours at most, will set you back at least 25 cents.
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What's happening: "Service workers are … the unwitting first line of medical responders," CityLab reports, because public restrooms have become such a popular place to use opiates.
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Grimm claimed the Gloucester County School Board violated Title IX, a law banning sex discrimination in schools, when the board prevented him from using boys' restrooms.
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The department says it won't investigate or take action on any complaints filed by transgender students who are banned from restrooms that match their gender identity.
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Other facilities, from the White House to the Utah Museum of Fine Arts in Salt Lake City, have created gender-neutral restrooms (and signage for them).
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Levie has been outspoken on controversial issues, such as laws that would force transgender students to use restrooms and other facilities inconsistent with their gender identity.
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It would require people to use restrooms in public facilities that correspond with the gender on their birth certificate, not the gender with which they identify.
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And at the federal level, the Trump administration rescinded an Obama-era directive that allowed trans students to use the restrooms that matches their gender identity.
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Moreover, since REFUGE Restrooms' database is open source, it would be nice to see Yelp open to integrating some of that data into its system, too.
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The fight over changing rooms, train cabins, restrooms and any other public space segregated by gender has unleashed vitriol and sparked confrontation from Oklahoma to Australia.
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Laws like these deny transgender people access to the bathrooms that match their gender, sending transgender men into women's restrooms and transgender women into the men's.
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Washington activist Tim Krepp first pointed out on social media that the portable restrooms along the National Mall had the company's name blocked out by tape.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago's public school system said on Tuesday it would allow transgender students to use restrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identities.
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She ousted the Republican incumbent who co-sponsored the "bathroom bill" that requires individuals to use public restrooms that correspond to their assigned gender at birth.
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In a significant setback, the Trump administration rescinded federal guidelines that give transgender students the right to use public school restrooms that match their gender identity.
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Hernández said that forcing transgender students to use restrooms that correspond with the gender they were assigned a birth is a violation of civil rights law.
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The spot is also a popular tourist stop for its scenic features and public restrooms located in an otherwise remote corner of the park, Taylor said.
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The move came at the end of a week that also saw the Justice Department and North Carolina sue one another over access to public restrooms.
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Passengers will not be scared off by the restrooms, whose conveniences include signals on the ceiling that turn from green to red when stalls are occupied.
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But the technology has also raised privacy concerns, particularly in China, where surveillance is rising and facial recognition cameras are spreading into areas like public restrooms.
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When the Dojo's manager asked for a volunteer to clean the restrooms and kitchen every afternoon in exchange for free membership, Mr. Brooks raised his hand.
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Pat McCrory (R) in March signed a law requiring people to use public restrooms that match their sex assigned at birth, setting off a political firestorm.
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The town of Brookline, Massachusetts, is set to become the first municipality in the U.S. to provide free menstrual tampons and pads in all public restrooms.
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Baby-changing tables in men's rooms Speaking of restrooms, fathers will no longer struggle to find a place in public facilities to change their babies' diapers.
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The law makes it illegal in that state for transgender persons to use public restrooms that do not correspond to the gender on their birth certificate.
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The New York Giants wide receiver, 26, has partnered with Pampers on an ongoing initiative to help install 5,000 changing tables in men's restrooms by 2021.
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It would also force women and girls to forfeit their own privacy in showers, restrooms and maybe even in overnight shelters that serve victims of abuse.
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The Boyertown schools policy allows certain transgender students on a case-by-case basis to use locker rooms and restrooms that correspond to their gender identity.
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"Bathroom Bills" made headlines last year, as politicians across America threatened to force transgender people to use restrooms that correspond to their sex assigned at birth.
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In South Dakota, a proposed law titled House Bill 1008 would require students to be designated to gender specific restrooms based on their anatomy at birth.
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These Cleveland invaders are the constipated, turpentine-blooded, repressed amphibians that police morality while sexually harassing their secretaries or taking exceptionally wide stances at men's restrooms.
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During halftime, an athletic young woman wearing a Yale letter sweater sheltered and steered my diminutive wife through packed crowds around the refreshment stands and restrooms.
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There were lawyers preparing for a hearing in North Carolina, challenging a state law barring transgender people from using the restrooms that match their gender identity.
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The measure by state Assemblyman Phil Ting, a Democrat from San Francisco, goes farther, saying that single-use restrooms should not be reserved for one sex.
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There's also a focus on accessibility, with the addition of new ramps, elevators, and restrooms that meet the standards of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
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Make sure a venue has enough restrooms to accommodate your number of guests, said Diana Romero, a wedding planner At Your Side Planning in San Diego.
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Charles W. Moorman, a co-chief executive of Amtrak said on Tuesday that the offending restrooms would be fixed up by the end of the year.
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Story at a glance A motion in the city council of Los Angeles could provide free menstrual care items to women in public restrooms and facilities.
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Nature being what it is, the dozen Democrats in Ohio may need to take advantage of the evening's three scheduled commercial breaks to use the restrooms.
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"If they're going to be having women come to men's restrooms, I won't be going to Target to shop, unless and until that changes," Gohmert said.
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Often, they're required to use facilities based on their sex assigned at birth or sent to designated "unisex" restrooms that are not used by other students.
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For example, subway fare evasion and public urination are problems that could be dealt with through civil fines — or better yet, fare subsidies and public restrooms.
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As the storm system shifted eastward early on Monday, passengers at Memphis International Airport were pulled off planes and directed to take shelter in terminal restrooms.
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In a Reddit forum dedicated to Juuling in schools, some users who identify themselves as students say school restrooms smell much nicer now as a result.
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In 2016, North Carolina's House Bill 2, or HB2, faced nationwide backlash for preventing transgender people from using public restrooms aligning with their self-identified genders.
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"That's money walking out the door," says Claire Coder, founder and CEO of Aunt Flow, a company that stocks business and school restrooms with period products.
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Food is served in the back pews, while visitors can consult with medical volunteers, get free access to Wi-Fi or just use the church's restrooms.
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Pat McCrory, who said it denied privacy rights for those who expect to share restrooms or locker rooms only with people born with the same anatomy.
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Bela Shayevich's large-scale drawings here, in the compact exhibition "Serial Killer Land," suggest off-kilter cityscapes and public spaces like restrooms, airports and parking lots.
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This was certainly not the first time the National Park Service used FLREA funds for important visitor services such as maintaining clean restrooms and collecting trash.
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A judge ruled Friday that two students and an employee must be allowed to use restrooms matching their gender identity at University of North Carolina campuses.
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In North Carolina, the governor signed a law that, among other things, forces transgender people to use restrooms that don't match the gender they live every day.
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However, the Utah bill never addressed places of public accommodation — like flower shops and restrooms — which is where LGBT people report some of the most blatant discrimination.
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I wandered the mall for so long that my phone died and I charged it in an outlet I found in the hallway to the public restrooms.
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A copy obtained by CNN affiliate WBTV retains a provision of the bill that bans transgender people from accessing public restrooms in accordance with their gender identity.
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With North Carolina's HB2 legally restricting bathroom usage for transgender and gender-nonconforming people, trans-friendly business owners around the state rallied to keep their restrooms inclusive.
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Dennis Daugaard vetoed legislation that would have banned transgender students across the state from using the restrooms and locker rooms of the gender with which they identify.
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Last February, the city council in Charlotte, North Carolina, passed a local, expansive non-discrimination ordinance that included protections for transgender people in public spaces, including restrooms.
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Starbucks said that under its new policy, it will allow anyone to spend time in its stores and use restrooms regardless of whether they make a purchase.
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And if the same theory is to be applied to statutes governing public restrooms — locations we know are frequented by pedophiles — the consequences might even be worse.
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The current law bars state agencies, schools and local governments from regulating government-run restrooms, showers and changing facilities, leaving responsibility for those policies with state lawmakers.
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I found myself at the center of national focus, and at the center of a fight far bigger than me, and about a lot more than restrooms.
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The new and improved stadium also has twice as many restrooms, three times as many concession stands and more than 60 luxury suites with impressive trackside views.
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They were also "subjected to racist remarks, degrading comments and harassment at the worksite" and relegated to "separate, unsanitary and often inoperable restrooms," the Labor Department said.
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North Kansas City school district is moving to gender-neutral restrooms in two new elementary schools as well as its renovated high school and sixth-grade centers.
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Just when my kids have gotten old enough to outgrow toilet humor, I get to explain why public restrooms are now a cornerstone of our political discourse.
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But it gained widespread attention for its stipulation requiring people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificate.
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The law, known as House Bill 2 or HB2, also requires that transgender people in government buildings use the restrooms that correspond with their gender at birth.
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Even in public restrooms, a single pad or tampon, which can be used for around 23 hours at most, will set you back at least 28 cents.
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But most Malaysians will encounter those who work in the lower ends of the service industry, waiting tables in cheap restaurants or, in Yunus's case, cleaning restrooms.
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" The bill "bars transgender people from using public restrooms that match their gender identity and prohibits cities from passing antidiscrimination ordinances that protect gay and transgender people.
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Unlike in some previous shutdowns, including a 16-day impasse in 2013, many national parks have remained open, though without staff to collect trash and service restrooms.
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The law gained widespread attention for its stipulation requiring people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificate.
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For the next six hours, Jakelin and her father waited with the second group at Antelope Wells, where they were reportedly given access to water and restrooms.
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"The immediate consequence of the laws is to bar transgender students from access to restrooms and locker rooms," Chase Strangio, an attorney with the ACLU, told Broadly.
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The bill came during a nationwide furor over a law passed by the state of North Carolina requiring people to use restrooms consistent with their biological sex.
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In Seattle, where Amazon is based, its buildings have green roofs and low-flow fixtures in the restrooms, and capture rainwater to use to water the landscape.
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The Skylark, a new swanky cocktail bar in Midtown Manhattan, has an attendant for its gender-neutral restrooms, but management declined to be interviewed on the subject.
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Last week, the Tufts Community Union Senate at Tufts University established a pilot program stocking free tampons and pads in public restrooms on its Medford, Mass. Campus.
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The state's most powerful elected officials just recently sparred, in effect, over the matter of who should be allowed to use which restrooms in publicly owned buildings.
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"There were many other ways to protect privacy interests in a nondiscriminatory and more effective manner than barring Mr. Grimm from using the boys' restrooms," she continued.
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Soon museums, restaurants and even the White House (in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building) began rebranding restrooms, resulting in a dizzying range of creative signage and vocabulary.
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Luxe touches like the rotating seat covers, seasonal plants and classical music were copied from nearby Bryant Park, which has long had the Tiffany's of public restrooms.
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"Maybe two," he said, standing in the Hudson's lounge upstairs (it costs $25 to enter, but Champagne, a coat check and patrons-only restrooms come with admission).
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The utility said it opened 28 community centers across the planned outage zone to furnish restrooms, bottled water, battery charging and air-conditioned seating during daytime hours.
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HB22019, passed into law in March, made North Carolina the first state in the country to ban transgender people from using restrooms that matched their gender identity.
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Some Olympic National Park areas are accessible; however access may change without notice, and there are no NPS-provided services including restrooms, trash collection and roads maintenance.
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Now the authorities in Beijing are fighting back, going so far as to install high-tech toilet paper dispensers equipped with facial recognition software in several restrooms.
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North Carolina repealed its "bathroom bill," which would have forced transgender people to use restrooms that don't match their gender identities, after an economic boycott in 2016.
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Better yet, consider that domestic airports are required to have accessible restrooms in all terminals; you will definitely be better off using the toilet before you depart.
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"The factory restroom became a locus that raised serious social anxieties," says Terry Kogan, a contributor to the book Toilet: Public Restrooms and the Politics of Sharing.
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Visitors had begun gathering inside penned-off enclosures in the morning, starting an hours-long marathon of standing in one place, with no access to public restrooms.
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If you try to imagine what your day would be like if you had absolutely no restrooms to use other than the home, it would take planning.
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Some opponents focused on the fear of predatory men molesting women and children in public restrooms, while others pushed unsuccessfully for a study to further evaluate the issue.
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He introduced a controversial "bathroom bill" earlier this year that would have required people to use restrooms corresponding to their assigned gender at birth, according to the Post.
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The study found that subway stations had the most spycams, but that cameras are hidden in a number of other spaces, including buses, taxis, pools, supermarkets, and restrooms.
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America doesn't have a broad cultural tradition of public restrooms outside of private businesses, leaving people in urban spaces to often do private things publicly in the streets.
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I liked one- or two-stall restrooms in chain restaurants that had enough foot traffic to feel safe but weren't so busy that there would be a line.
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The result has taken its toll on the park, with habitat destruction and damage to the namesake Joshua trees, officials said, in addition to trash and unusable restrooms.
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The urinals could be left out of some restrooms, but they should be kept when possible, Molotch said, because they're much more water-efficient than sit-down toilets.
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In May 2016, the Obama administration issued guidance that said Title IX ensures transgender students can use restrooms and other school facilities in accordance with their gender identity.
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He has, supposedly, argued that transgender people should be able to use the restrooms they want and that the Republican platform should support legal abortion in certain instances.
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For example, LAX officials can use the system to track how often each stall is used at what time, and evaluate how well their restrooms are meeting demands.
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In addition to school policy, it could impact legislation such as North Carolina's controversial law prohibiting transgender people from using public restrooms for the gender they identify with.
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The policy had allowed transgender students to use restrooms that aligned with their gender identity instead of a single-stall, gender-neutral bathroom, according to CNN affiliate WSB.
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"She ran by it like 15 times yesterday, and she still pooped," Budde said, adding that there were public restrooms less than a block away from their house.
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A Massachusetts ballot initiative called Question 3 asked voters whether they wanted to uphold transgender protections that prohibit discrimination against trans people in public spaces such as restrooms.
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Dennis Daugaard of South Dakota must decide by Tuesday whether his state will become the first to designate some public restrooms at schools off limits to transgender students.
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Employees in Chennai-based companies such as Fiat Chrysler TCS , Wipro and Cognizant said they had been asked to cut back on water use in canteens and restrooms.
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The Lava Mae is a retrofitted MUNI bus that travels around the city to give private restrooms and hot showers to people who don't have access to them.
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The Supreme Court left in place on Tuesday a Pennsylvania high school policy that allows transgender students to use locker rooms and restrooms that match their gender identity.
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After a year of boycotts by corporations, conventions and concerts, elected officials said the revised measure addressed discrimination concerns while still protecting safety and privacy in government restrooms.
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Such legislation is hugely important: Seventy percent of trans people have reported verbal harassment, physical assault, or being denied access in public restrooms, according to a 2013 survey.
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Yale sued after receiving complaints from law school students, seeking a waiver from requirements that single-user restrooms have an assigned gender label to count toward state requirements.
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Public outcry led officials to form an investigative unit comprised solely of women to inspect some 20,000 public restrooms across the city where the cameras are commonly found.
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North Carolina enacted a law in March requiring transgender people to use restrooms in schools and other public buildings that match the sex listed on their birth certificates.
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After almost 23 years of discussion, the 2nd Avenue Subway line in New York City opened on New Year's Day, complete with a corny video and inadequate restrooms.
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When I returned to school in the fall, I was granted the ability to use the male-sex restrooms — then, that decision was revoked by the school board.
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Women are so associated with bathrooms: hours presumed to be spent in there, preening or crying; heading to public restrooms in hordes; smoking in stalls in between classes.
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Eventually, he says, someone trapped the bat between a book and a cup and locked it in one of the plane's restrooms for the remainder of the flight.
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She slammed Trump in 2017 after he ordered the termination of federal protections for transgender students that allowed them to use restrooms that align with their gender identity.
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The Trump administration has echoed these discriminatory efforts by signaling its intent to roll back policies that allow transgender students to use public restrooms reflecting their gender identities.
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From roads, bridges, and restrooms to trails, historical houses, and sewage and electrical systems, the infrastructure in too many parks is closed, broken, deteriorating or out of date.
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Mr. Cruz is actually talking about laws, passed in enlightened areas of the country like North Carolina, that ban the use of public women's restrooms by transgender women.
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"The only buildings left standing down there right now are the fire station and a couple of the restrooms," Shasta County Fire Chief Mike Hebrard told the paper.
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The National Park Service and the Forest Service, for example, generally lock up visitor centers and restrooms, and have only minimal staff, such as law enforcement, on hand.
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A handful of entries focus on gender and identity at a time when U.S. lawmakers are battling over the treatment of transgender Americans - including use of public restrooms.
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Teachers reported new and arbitrary rules about their out-of-work activities and clothing choices, and other workers even reported restrictions on when they could use the restrooms.
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" UPDATE: After publication, Good Company posted on Instagram on Thursday that the Superintendent of Ohio's Division of Liquor Control had "called us to personally apologize for the restrooms.
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The revised law that's now in place, known as HB142, allows transgender people to use restrooms in schools and government buildings with the gender with which they identify.
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When governments require citizens to use public restrooms in accordance with the sex marked on their birth certificates, transgender people become criminalized for accessing a fundamental public accommodation.
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In addition to civil rights activists, corporations including Google and Apple have criticized the law, which forbids people from using restrooms that don't correspond with their birth genders.
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Some Republicans have demanded laws to ban transgender women from entering women's restrooms or locker rooms, but instead they might focus on the risk of Trump doing this.
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Touch of class: A guard sits in a booth and buzzes you in to one of four single-occupancy restrooms, where you have a five-minute time limit.
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The legislation required people in government buildings to use restrooms that corresponded to the sex on their birth certificates and barred cities from enacting new anti-discrimination rules.
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So did indoor mapping, which will provide info like the location of restrooms inside of malls and airports and advanced real-time transit information for US metro areas.
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The release further acknowledged concerns from parents, but said high school staffers monitored the restrooms during class changes, and would continue to enforce anti-bullying and harassment policies.
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The social worker makes grand, sweeping gestures (like painting affirmative slogans in the student restrooms) but is, in my opinion, ineffective and even negligent on an individual scale.
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The availability and accessibility of restrooms in public spaces have become public policy issues, prompting changes in design practices and a flurry of so-called "potty parity" laws.
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The Oxford law follows weeks of controversy over a law in North Carolina mandating that transgender people use public restrooms that correspond with their biological sex at birth.
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"It is to help citizens to feel safe when they use the public restrooms, free from concerns about spy cams," the Seoul Metropolitan Government said in a statement.
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That year, Mr. Vroegh also asked his supervisor to consider creating a policy at the prison that would allow him to use the men's restrooms and locker rooms.
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Earlier this year, after mounting protests by students, the university opted to remove gender identifications from every bathroom on campus and open single-occupancy restrooms for everyone's use.
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The Obama administration released guidance in 2016 that protected the rights of transgender students using restrooms and locker rooms that matched their gender identities nationwide, citing Title IX protections.
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Those in favor of LGBTQ equality will need to defend themselves against efforts in states to ban the use of restrooms and to embrace so-called religious-liberty bills.
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North Carolina has passed the most extreme anti-LGBT law in recent history, forbidding transgender people to use restrooms that correspond to the gender they live as every day.
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Homeless women have shared harrowing accounts of being sexually assaulted in showers at general intake shelters, and avoiding public restrooms late at night in fear of harassment or abuse.
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Under the new House Bill 2, or HB2, which was signed into law March 24, transgender people must use restrooms based on the gender listed on their birth certificate.
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But the school district said no student is required to change clothes in the view of others because privacy safeguards are in place and single-user restrooms are available.
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Update: May 25, 2016: Eleven states sued the Obama administration on Wednesday over the federal government's requirement that public schools accommodate transgender students in school restrooms, according to Reuters.
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That means Grimm's victory sets a precedent for students who might challenge North Carolina's new law prohibiting transgender people from using public restrooms for the gender they identify with.
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In 2016, North Carolina passed a controversial law that required people to use public restrooms associated with the gender they were assigned at birth, regardless of their gender identity.
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Most modern public restrooms aren't any indication that we've actually evolved in the plumbing department, but if we didn't have one at all it'd be some type of hell.
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Many of the workers said that because they were denied breaks and access to restrooms, they were often forced to relieve themselves in buckets or bags in their cars.
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During the trip, he was heartened to learn about a Virginia transgender student who was suing the Gloucester County School Board and felt emboldened to use the male restrooms.
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Tim Hortons representatives confirmed that purchases are not necessary to use store restrooms, although some restaurants may have door codes or other locks on bathrooms, according to local reports.
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The Republican presidential frontrunner was asked about North Carolina's new law banning transgender people from using restrooms of their assumed gender, and he offered a surprisingly level-headed response.
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Martin has spent years collecting tens of thousands of historic objects and photos and conducting dozens of interviews about restrooms to try to capture the essence of that freedom.
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Wendall has cleaned the restrooms and taken out the trash at the restaurant for more than 40 years, and it is where he first met former employee Todd Oldfield.
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Eddie, whose last name we're not including because he uses illegal drugs, knows which restrooms along busy Massachusetts Avenue he can enter, at what hours and for how long.
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Similarly, a grotesque ad from Texas draws a parallel between transgender people and child molesters, suggesting that anti-discrimination policies will cause little girls to be assaulted in restrooms.
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The measure was framed as a response to an announcement by Target, the retailer, that customers in its stores may use restrooms according with their self-perceived gender identity.
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Because his building doesn't have any gender-neutral or single-stall restrooms, he has to make a 30-minute round trip to UNC Hospital nearby to use the bathroom.
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While less than a majority, 46 percent of Americans say they think that transgender people should be allowed to use only public restrooms corresponding to their gender at birth.
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Bathroom bill supporters claim that such legislation will enhance public safety by preventing men from dressing as women in order to sexually harass women and girls in public restrooms.
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In the West Wing, crews are upgrading areas in and around the Navy Mess kitchen, and restrooms will be modernized for the first time in 40 years, Gidley said.
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His granddaughter Emily Haley, who works at an adoption agency and also plans to vote for Mr. Cruz, said it was "disgusting" to allow transgender women in women's restrooms.
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The bill, passed in March, requires transgender people to use the restrooms of their 'biological sex' in addition to several other means of stripping LGBT people of their rights.
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The call for clean toilets also gives a boost to the growing domestic tourism industry as unhygienic restrooms had "long been a big put-off for visitors," Xinhua said.
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"Who knows how broad or narrow the decision will be, but at a minimum they could say schools can't pass these policies to exclude kids from restrooms," he said.
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"Allowing boys in girls' restrooms completely disregards the privacy needs and rights of all the girls who are rightfully and understandably concerned," said Doug Wardlow, the organization's legal counsel.
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The fliers depicting men in camouflage, wielding guns and an American flag, appeared in men's restrooms throughout Texas State University: "Now that our man Trump is elected," they said.
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North Carolina in March became the first state in the country to ban people from using multiple-occupancy public restrooms and changing facilities that correspond with their gender identity.
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Starbucks announced Saturday that it is enacting a new policy to allow people — even non-paying customers — to sit in its cafes and use its restrooms, Associated Press reports.
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Some conservatives complained that the ordinance would endanger women and girls by allowing people who are anatomically male to use their restrooms, an argument that has been used elsewhere.
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The new state law overturns any such local protections, saying that people may use only public locker rooms or restrooms that correspond to the sexes on their birth certificates.
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Late last month, in a move hailed as an advance of transgender rights, California passed a law that will open single-stall public restrooms to anyone regardless of gender.
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The law states that trans individuals must use the restrooms that correspond to the biological sex they were assigned at birth — regardless of the gender with which they identify.
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And some wastewater treatments plants that support the restrooms in Great Smoky Mountains, one of the most visited sites in the park system, are in desperate need of repair.
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CreditCreditPhotographs by Ryan Christopher Jones for The New York Times The bodies turn up in public restrooms, in parks and under bridges, skin tone ashen or shades of blue.
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"Services that require staffing and maintenance such as campgrounds and full-service restrooms will not be operating," Jeremy Barnum, the National Parks Service chief spokesman, said in a statement.
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At least somebody had the good sense to keep the car downstairs, by the restrooms, before it was rolled out last weekend to make room for another temporary exhibition.
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The documentary zeros in on Washington, where a bill in the State Senate sought to repeal the rule allowing transgender people to use restrooms based on their gender identity.
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Buc-ee&aposs does incredible business and has an overwhelmingly positive reputation because it excels at the basic goods it sets out to provide — gas, clean restrooms, and ice.
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Some of the world's top entertainers have canceled shows in North Carolina as a result of a law barring transgender people from choosing restrooms consistent with their gender identity.
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Services that require staffing and maintenance, such as campgrounds, full service restrooms, and concessions that require some park staff or assistance will not be operating, the Interior Department said.
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Pat McCrory has doubled down on his support for H.B. 2, the discriminatory bill requiring public school students to use restrooms for the gender they were assigned at birth.
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The artist's fully functional toilet cast in solid 18-karat gold has been on view in one of the museum's single-stall, gender-neutral restrooms for nearly a year.
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He started using hormone therapy, asked others to use male pronouns when speaking to or about him, and started to use public restrooms for men, according to the lawsuit.
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What the changes actually mean Practically speaking, many Starbucks locations have always had an open-door policy for most customers, with employees rarely preventing visitors from using the restrooms.
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In New York, a City Council member, Julissa Ferreras-Copeland, is working on legislation to require that all public schools in the city provide free tampons and pads in restrooms.
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In one of the largest surveys of transgender and gender non-conforming Americans ever conducted, 70% of respondents reported being denied access, verbally harassed, or physically assaulted in public restrooms.
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Additionally, it advocates loosening restrictions on localities creating of new or increased tolls and fees for public usage of any infrastructure, save for "essential services" like water and public restrooms.
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Voting yes would uphold a state law that bans anti-transgender discrimination in public places like restaurants, she said, thereby letting trans people use restrooms that match their gender identity.
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No harm While opponents of transgender equality stoke fears around bathrooms, the reality is that allowing transgender people access to restrooms -- without fear of discrimination or harassment -- doesn't hurt anyone.
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State epidemiologist Dr. Zack Moore said one positive sample came from a sink in one of the women's restrooms, but is not believed to be the source of the outbreak.
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The teen, Gavin Grimm, claimed that the Gloucester County School Board violated Title IX, a law banning sex discrimination in schools, when the board prevented him from using boys' restrooms.
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" But in Minnesota, where Target is headquartered, a Republican state senator has proposed a bill that would restrict access to restrooms, locker rooms and dressing rooms based on "biological sex.
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According to a survey by the National Center for Transgender Equality, nearly 60% of trans people say they have avoided using public restrooms for fear of confrontation, harassment, or assault.
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LGBTQ people, overall, report facing discrimination personally in workplaces (26%), when using restrooms that match their gender identity (14%), being refused service by a business (12%), and in housing (2135%).
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The singer, 40, who recently teamed up with Pampers and Koala Kare to install 5,000 changing tables in men's restrooms across North America, has quite the busy schedule this summer.
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The Department of Education has established that under a federal civil rights law known as Title IX, schools must allow transgender students to use restrooms based on their gender identity.
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Mounting more changing tables in restrooms seems like a small task, but the policy suggests a step forward in gender equality, enabling all parents to take part in child care.
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We are always glad to help grow understanding of the role portable restrooms play in the life a community and we welcome help in alerting the public about quality standards.
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" The bills would require public facilities, including schools, to designate restrooms for use "by a specific gender to solely be used by individuals whose anatomical sex matches such gender designation.
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He also noted that schools have been sued for not permitting "males to use female restrooms" and that his legislation would adopt a clear policy to pre-empt additional suits.
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If the restrooms at LaGuardia Airport's Terminal B are among the finalists for America's Best Restroom, there may indeed be hope for the overall success of the airport's current rebuild.
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When it came time to create the restrooms, the Tokyo-based architects settled on a super-graphic wall pattern featuring pixilated cherry blossoms against bright fields of turquoise or orange.
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After the 1948 war, Israel evacuated the Mamilla neighborhood of its Arab residents and proceeded to build a public park, restrooms and other buildings over an ancient Muslim cemetery there.
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Transgender students have already been using the restrooms that match their gender in hundreds of school districts all over the country without causing a single incident of violence or harassment.
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"The Churches' policies and practices regarding access to their changing rooms and restrooms flow logically and directly from their religious beliefs concerning God's design for biological sex," the lawsuit said.
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" Meanwhile, back at the North Carolina General Assembly, lawmakers are targeting trans people even further with a new effort to impose criminal penalties for entering restrooms of the "opposite sex.
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Under President Obama, the government backed transgender students and workers who wanted to use restrooms matching their gender identity by issuing school guidance and siding with them in federal courts.
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The working toilet has been on display at the museum in one of its public restrooms "for all to use in a wonderful act of generosity," according to the email.
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If the governor signs off, school restrooms, locker rooms and shower facilities that could be occupied by multiple students may only be used by students of the same biological sex.
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The new framework would give the state final say over multi-stall restrooms and ensure "women and girls should not have to share bathrooms with men," according to its backers.
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While there are no reported incidents of trans people assaulting people in public restrooms, there's a documented pattern of trans people suffering because of societal prejudice and harmful government policy.
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According to the Buddes, there are plenty of public restrooms in the nearby park, but the jogger has opted instead to drop deuces outside their residence or in nearby backyards.
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The president of the firm who designed the bathrooms, Kirk Horder, said that the design is a new one, meant to solve the complex problems gender-neutral restrooms can pose.
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She put the current battle over laws that seek to regulate which restrooms transgender people may use in historical context and assured transgender people that history is on their side.
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Since then, surveys show relatively stable results of mild support for allowing people to use the restrooms that match their gender identities, as opposed to their biological sexes at birth.
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"People have been in public restrooms with transgender people for many years and didn't know it," said Tracey Horth Krueger, interim director of the Indiana Coalition to End Sexual Assault.
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"With this decision, we hope that schools and legislators will finally get the message that excluding transgender kids from the restrooms is unlawful sex discrimination," he said in a statement.
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The camp will have portable restrooms, hand washing stations and local charities will provide food multiple times during the day, John Wittman, a spokesman for Abbott, told the news outlet.
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"Any person who enters our spaces, including patios, cafes and restrooms, regardless of whether they make a purchase, is considered a customer," the company said in a statement last week.
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The Obama administration's new policy for transgender service in the military looks a lot like North Carolina's HB2 when it comes to transgender access to restrooms, showers, and changing facilities.
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The update rolled out just as the busy holiday travel season begins, and provides travelers with a look at airport terminals security checkpoints, baggage claim locations, restrooms, restaurants and more.
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The federal government has taken the position in individual cases that barring students from using restrooms based on their gender identity is a violation of their right to equal treatment.
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North Carolina, which is also covered by the Fourth Circuit, is now bound to lose discrimination lawsuits filed by transgender students who would be forced to use the wrong restrooms.
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"Now that it has been overturned, businesses can adopt their own policies - like Target has - instead of being mandated to allow men into women's restrooms by government," the spokesman said.
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Parks see wear and tear: Joshua Tree National Park in California needs several days this week to close and clean up restrooms and accumulated garbage before reopening by the weekend.
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"When I worked in San Francisco, there would usually be more ads for cabs in women's restrooms," he says, noting that he hadn't noticed similar precautions in New York bars.
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"However services that require staffing and maintenance such as campgrounds and full-service restrooms will not be operating," Jeremy Barnum, the National Parks Service chief spokesman, said in a statement.
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On a recent experiment with a friend, he said, he visited eight restaurants or stores in Jacksonville, and found that two of them had changing stations in their men's restrooms.
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Mr. Palmer said he had recently started speaking with representatives about introducing local legislation to require adding changing stations in public restrooms, similar to the legislation in New York City.
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He alleged the county school board put in place a policy that banned him from using either girls' or boys' restrooms, after it received complaints from others in the community.
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The outdoor adventure extends inside to refuge restrooms that immerse visitors in an underwater scene, including life-size animal sculptures on the walls and photographic tile murals of mangrove scenes.
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