For almost one hundred years, Sydney women have been able to bathe at Coogee’s ladies-only pool, free from the prying eyes of pervy men.
But much has changed since the McIver’s Ladies Baths — reserved for the exclusive use of women and small children -– opened in 1922.
Back in those days, England had a king, Australia had a Labor Prime Minister and women doing laps of the historic ocean pool had vaginas.
Fast forward to 2021.
England has had a queen for the longest time.
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