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Idaho Republicans block ‘woke’ free tampons in schools proposal

Por: The Hill Health March 28, 2023

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Republicans in the Idaho House that would provide free menstrual products to public school students, calling it “liberal” and “woke.” The bill would have funded free menstrual product dispensers for sixth through 12th grade students in girls bathrooms at a cost of about $300,000 per year, or $3.50 per student, after a one-time installation cost of about $435,000. Another Republican legislator called the language in the bill — “period... + full article



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