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Piss On Your Shoes
By Rhiannon Cielos Chavez no more tooth achesor missing the toilet bowli’ll flush the urinaljust to feel that metalhandle on my handstoo small to jerk offa Latino dick, if they reallyare bigger than white guys’i looked it up and minewould be a 5.9 if i was bornan all-star soccer ball-hog flopperbut there’s no 25-cent pad…
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Toilets & Intertexts
By Sean Pessin Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Žižek says that the toilet reflects national ideology; he says it is typical for toilets to reveal how their users relate to what we make of as “us” and “not us.” He says that we show how we deal with shit by dealing with shit. He then conducts a…
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Anti-Ode to the Third Toilet From the End in the Elephant Bar Bathroom
By Victoria Lynne McCoy We were there for my birthday dinner, but youwere the main event. I prepared to kneel before youlike ritual, there in the vaguely safari-themedsuburban chain. The anonymity of Anytown I neededwith the false promise of adventureI craved. You were a confession I bore in secretso no one could take the cold…
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Public Hiding Spot
By Naomi Williams This piece is from The Feminist Toilet #3. To return to the table of contents, click here.
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Graffiti Treaty
By Kro For a good time call GOD HATESSteph❤Jonixoxox QUEERS.a trans are they peepingperson ——-→ at my peepeepeed here. through the stall door gap?I am afraid ←———you should be our asses touched the same toilet. we are family.I warmed the seat up for you.⤷ty ty ty This piece is from The Feminist Toilet #3. To return…
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Jaron’s Potty Poem
By Jaron Goldman, age 3 Tinkle tinkle little pee,How I want you out of me. This piece is from The Feminist Toilet #3. To return to the table of contents, click here.
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Sanctuary of the Porcelain Throne
By PK The world is a beast–it asks for the laborof your hands,your name, your time, your breakfast,your grief.But in this refugethe lock is heavy,the bronze coolagainst your spine.Stay, until your breathis just your own again.The water will runas long as you need it to. This piece is from The Feminist Toilet #3. To return to…
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Road Toilet
By L. Fuller Born on the left-angle cross of migration. Gratefully, I found my way to the road. I could have easily stayed crying on the ground forever. Or hiding in a closet. Or bathroom. I think to myself “there is a secret club of us,” as I lock the door from the inside of…
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If These Stalls Could Talk
By Brian Sonia-Wallace This issue of The Feminist Toilet appears (#3) is entitled “If These Stalls Could Talk” and has been designed in tandem with my temporary public art installation of the same name. In the installation, words of queer and trans writers (Stephanie Burt, Cameron Awkward Rich, féi iká shumari, Andrea Gibson, Jennifer Espinoza,…
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The Feminist Toilet #3
If These Stalls Could Talk Edited by Sammy Ginsberg and Brian Sonia-WallacePublishing Assistant: Juliana McKenna Feel free to copy, redistribute, or share this work, but please credit the authors and The Feminist Toilet, and do not sell it. Read PDF below or scroll to read digital links. This zine was published with support from The…
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