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Parents in San Diego, California, are reportedly irate as local school districts have installed tampon dispensers in boys' bathrooms at elementary schools to meet the requirements of a recent. Tim Walz's wife recently made an argument for placing tampons in male bathrooms, linking it to educational barriers and the need to close learning gaps. So, I was helping out the feminism club at my school because they were putting tampons in the bathrooms and for trans/gender fluid/non binary students they had me put some tampons in the boys bathroom.
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Turns out giving middle school boys access to tampons isn't the greatest idea. There were tampons all over the school. Gwen Walz defended her husband's policy of putting tampons in all school bathrooms - including the boys' room - by saying it could help kids learn to read.
(Getty Images). In 2023, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed a law that requires schools provide access to menstrual products in bathrooms regularly used by students in grades 4 to 12.
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Conservatives are seeing red over a new Oregon law that requires menstrual products to also be offered inside boys bathrooms. The amount of destruction me and the boys would have caused had we had this when I was in school. The old toilet paper spitwads would be replaced with tampon bombs.
The bathroom would be a mess. So, did Walz really sign a law requiring tampons in boys' bathrooms? The answer appears to be yes - Minnesota public schools are required to stock menstrual products in the restrooms for all "menstruating students," which would include trans-identifying girls who use the boys' bathroom.
