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Sep 2020
36m 29s

Where Do We Go From Here?

ROMAN MARS
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Many transgender, non-binary, and intersex people risk stress and sometimes physical danger when entering bathrooms that are segregated by sex. But a group of people have devised a design solution that may make bathrooms better for everyone. 
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