The Political War on Periods in Public Schools
From a proposed ban on talking about menstrual cycles until sixth grade to voting down free period products in schools, when did puberty become political fodder?
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From a proposed ban on talking about menstrual cycles until sixth grade to voting down free period products in schools, when did puberty become political fodder?
Idaho is now the first state to pass a law criminalizing interstate travel for some abortions since the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade last year.
Restrictions on abortion travel are simply meant to stop people from red states from crossing into blue states to access care safely and legally.
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Residents in Boise, Idaho can get weed in less than an hour if they drive across the border into Oregon.