Oregon Schools add menstrual products to boy's bathrooms
Menstrual products meant for women are coming to boys' school bathrooms in Oregon after Governor Kate Brown signed the controversial Menstrual Dignity Act into law.
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Menstrual products meant for women are coming to boys' school bathrooms in Oregon after Governor Kate Brown signed the controversial Menstrual Dignity Act into law.
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