I have noticed something rather strange at ANU. The disabled toilets tend not to have soap in them. Not just no soap, but no soap dispensers. I thought this might be an isolated thing, but no, when I went for a wander today I found six accessible toilets, only one of which had soap in it, and that one had a pump pack, no dispenser.
What is the logic behind that? Did some one think disabled people didn’t need to wash their hands? Or that abled bodied people are the only ones capable of using soap?
Really, could some one explain the logic behind this to me?
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