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Milford Students Walkout Over Equity-Inspired Urinal Ban

The Maine WireBy The Maine WireFebruary 15, 2023Updated:February 15, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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Hundreds of students in Milford, N.H., staged a walkout Friday over school officials’ decision to ban urinals for the purpose of achieving gender equity.

School Board member Noah Boudreault told the Associated Press he proposed new restrictions on bathroom use as part of a compromise.

“I want to be clear, it was a compromise to both sides of this issue,” he told AP. “It was out into effect last week.”

Video captured by local TV media showed students holding signs that said, “We Want Urinals.”

One student interviewed said just a few parents who complained were behind the policy.

The school board in Milford, New Hampshire recently banned urinals in school bathrooms in the name of gender identity.

Students responded by walking out of class with signs that said "we want urinals." pic.twitter.com/soOvtRgRwP

— 1776 Project PAC (@1776ProjectPac) February 13, 2023

The ban on urinals came as part of complicated negotiations over policies concerning which bathrooms can be used by males and females.

The protest over the right to have urinals was far more successful than other recent school walkouts.

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