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From: ccrdave@ucdavis.UUCP (Lord Kahless)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.jewish,soc.women
Subject: Re: who drives the bus nonissue?
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Date: Sun, 21-Sep-86 19:45:19 EDT
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>If they don't want to accept the state's services as is, without
>attempting to force them to conform to an antiquated, sexist, and illegal
>moral code, let them pay for it themselves.

Here here!  The law says there should be no discrimination upon
the basis of sex, and I believe the law of the land is right.  Now,
I have learned that the women's bathrooms here at U.C. Davis have
a couch and a makeup table in them, while the men's rooms have
no such amenities.  According to the law, this is *ILLEGAL*.  Of
course, it's also antiquated and sexist.  Also, since this is a
state bathroom, state funds are used for the maintenance of the
couches and makeup tables.

In order to prevent discrimination between the sexes, and to end
these antiquated, sexist and illegal moral codes, it's obvious
that we must eliminate the distinction between men's and women's
bathrooms by breaking down the wall between the two bathrooms and
having one giant bathroom with "TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN" on the door.

Let's all work now to stop this antiquated separation of the sexes.
Break down bathroom barriers at your company or college, and treat
the sexes as one.