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It Was Never A Dress: This Campaign Will Change The Way You See Women’s Bathroom Signs Forever
Tania Katan, an activist, author and programmer, created a fun new concept for bathroom signs that she hopes will “shift perceptions and assumptions about women and the audacious, sensitive, and powerful gestures they make every single day.” Instead of the dress-wearing bathroom-sign figure we’re used to, her sign features a woman in a superhero-style cape with the slogan, “It was never a dress.”
Katan, the Curator of Code at software developer Axosoft, created the #ItWasNeverADress campaign to encourage more women to enter the tech industry – one that many people do not associate with women.
More info: itwasneveradress.com | Facebook | Twitter
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The #ItWasNeverADress campaign aims to empower women by changing how we look at bathroom signs
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Turns out the women’s bathroom sign is actually a superhero silhouette
Image credits: It Was Never A Dress
Creator Tania Katan aims to bring more women into the world of software development
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She hopes it will encourage more women to enter the tech industry, which many don’t associate with women
Image credits: Hayley Ringle
“In science, technology, arts, mathematics, politics, houses of worship, on the streets, and in our homes, insightful women are often uninvited, overlooked, or just plain dismissed”
Image credits: Lawdan Shodaee
“It Was Never a Dress will foster necessary conversations, vital voices, and images from around the world that honor ALL women. When we see women differently… we see the world differently!”
Image credits: Axosoft
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guess 10 years ago
Even when I was younger I always questioned the design of the doors-- what about the women who didn't like wearing dresses? This is cool.
AbiezerCelzo224352 10 years ago
Then how are you supposed to indicate women's room? IT'S JUST A SIGN!!!
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CarolynMeehan 10 years ago
I am of the generation that have to disagree. It was a dress. I have never felt threaten by such an image. I know who I am and am proud.
PatrickFarley 10 years ago
Yeah, I think this is silly. Maybe "It is more than a dress". But come on, it was a dress.
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guess 10 years ago
Even when I was younger I always questioned the design of the doors-- what about the women who didn't like wearing dresses? This is cool.
AbiezerCelzo224352 10 years ago
Then how are you supposed to indicate women's room? IT'S JUST A SIGN!!!
Load More Replies... CarolynMeehan 10 years ago
I am of the generation that have to disagree. It was a dress. I have never felt threaten by such an image. I know who I am and am proud.
PatrickFarley 10 years ago
Yeah, I think this is silly. Maybe "It is more than a dress". But come on, it was a dress.
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