With an elbow length of tertiary degrees, one could assume that the type of discrimination highlighted in today’s post would be obvious to me. But somehow, I only grasped the inconvenience and missed this critical fact: access to toilets lives in the intersection of public health and sanitation–and privilege.
“If struggling to find suitable toilet facilities in public is a near-universal human experience, that challenge becomes more acute the more marginalized you are.”
roanokeresearch.com 