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cjgl-8838	Teizazu, Hawi; Sommer, Marni; Gruer, Caitlin; Giffen, David; Davis, Lindsey; Frumin, Rachel; Hopper, Kim	“Do We Not Bleed?” Sanitation, Menstrual Management, and Homelessness in the Time of COVID	2021	10	.pdf	application/pdf	3385	140	41	Although public toilets could address issues specific to menstruation by providing a reliable and free place to manage periods, ongoing menstrual stigma prevents those who menstruate from being vocal advocates for public toilet provision and prevents menstruation from being the focus of larger conversations about public toilet provision. Public pay toilets provided a brief respite before falling victim to protest by feminists, who were rightly dismayed by policies that required payments for public usage of toilets but not for urinals.6 Supply deteriorated, and by 2019, NYC ranked ninety-third among large U.S. cities in per capita provision of public toilets.7 The remaining facilities are inadequately maintained and poorly monitored.8 The absence of public toilets poses an everyday challenge, but public health emergencies bring the need for public toilets into clear focus9––as seen during the COVID-19 pandemic, which eliminated publicly accessible bathrooms in both private and public settings.	cache/cjgl-8838.pdf	txt/cjgl-8838.txt