A sign promoting inclusiveness in delegates to General Conference can be found many places here at Western North Carolina Conference – including this location on the outside of a bathroom door. I found the contrast of these two signs to be interesting. Context matters for promotional materials.
Rev. Andrew Conard 
6 replies on “Context and Inclusiveness”
So does this mean that the bathrooms are now unisex, omnisex bathrooms in a move toward “inclusiveness”?
Peace,
David
LOL – David, thanks for your comment. I’m not sure if this is the plan, but who knows?
I sure hope not.
I already have enough anxiety problems as is with the current bathroom situation.
Throw in a unisex bathroom, i may never be able to use a public restroom again.
I don’t think EVERYTHING has to be inclusive, like the bathrooms.
Joseph – Oh man, you make me laugh out loud. Thanks for your comment. I hear you on the questionable nature of some public restrooms. I hope they remain gender exclusive – unless there is a good lock of course!
I don’t think either of you have to worry – I’m pretty sure urinals will remain a men-only convention unless there are major advances in either porcelain design or more women discover:
http://www.femalefreedom.ca/
Ben – Good point and interesting website. What will they come up with next?