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"I think, if toilet paper is considered an essential item or soap is considered an essential item for our bodily functions, why aren't period products?" posits a member of the Hamilton County Commission on Women and Girls. The group meets with CPS leadership Thursday about getting free period products in all district bathrooms.
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