Agree. I had to canvass every one of the 71 schools in my previous job on this issue because the @educationgovuk wanted stats. Guess what...nil ... most replied but all said. Its simply not an issue. Why? Because parents are ...well..busy parenting their daughters properly
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It's the "plastic drinking straws" of womens rights!
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Completely agree. I think it's an important issue - it clearly affects girls' health, self esteem, education etc - but it's just one facet of a wider problem of poverty. School uniform poverty. Nappy poverty. Winter coat poverty. Laundry facilities poverty.... It's all poverty.
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Hadn't thought of it like that. Isn't it more that poverty affects women and girls in ways it doesn't affect men and boys?
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See also child poverty.
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I think it is a usual way of illustrating how intersectionality actually operates - girls suffer in poverty with the added burden of their biological reality.
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