Pee Privilege

In case students don’t hate themselves enough over their mythical white privilege, Northern Arizona University now features signs outside campus restrooms asking them to contemplate their “pee privilege”:

“Do you have pee privilege?” one sign questions, informing restroom-goers that if they “never have to think about gender identity, ability, or access when peeing,” then “[they] do.”

Another sign expands upon the definition of “pee privilege,” noting that the “ability to use a restroom without fear or concern for your own safety constitutes” such a privilege, explaining that other factors like the “gender binary,” or the “ability to undoubtedly know which bathroom to pick,” contribute to “pee privilege.”

The reference to safety suggests that if you are a woman and are unnerved by the prospect of finding sexually deranged men in the ladies’ room, you do not have pee privilege. So let’s flush the transgender agenda down the toilet and restore pee privilege for normal people.

On tips from Sterling B and Guy B.