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Nobody's perfect and here's proof - I tried convincing myself that I had
merely experienced the reverse of what women have encountered for decades
when mothers bring their small sons into ladies' rooms. But really, it's
different.
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American Restroom Association (ARA) - These restrooms allow people
with special needs to visit museums, parks, theaters, libraries and other
public places. Family style, unisex, or single-user restrooms (often called
handicapped restrooms) offer flexibility: males or females, and one or more
individuals (i.e. family members), of the same or opposite sex, can use
them.
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Accessible Family Restroom - Family, unisex, or single-user restrooms
are no substitute for accessible men's and women's restrooms, but they offer
flexibility: males or females can use them, and one or more individuals, of
the same or opposite sex, can use them. Examples are a caregiver and child,
and a person with a disability, alone or with assistance.
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