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  1. Mar 14

    Bailey Sarian - 'Pre-Tampon vs Post Tampon World: The Dark History of Menstruation'

    1 reply . 7 retweets 9 likes
  2. Feb 3

    Michigan's has been repealed! Proud to support this bipartisan law that will save families up to $4,800 in taxes over the course of a lifetime.

    1 reply . 8 retweets 29 likes
  3. Feb 3

    Today, the repeal officially goes into effect! Thrilled to have championed this legislation eliminating government-implemented barriers to medical necessities.

    Reads "Tampon Tax" with the "Tax" crossed out. Michigan House Democrats logo below.
    2 replies . 7 retweets 50 likes
  4. Feb 3

    “Menstrual products are necessities, and those who need them should always be able to access them,” said Rep. champion for ending Michigan’s earlier this year.

    2 replies . 8 retweets 29 likes
  5. 13 Oct 2021

    Ummm Mississippi next please!! 👀 . #

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  6. Apr 5

    🚨 I am on my period. 🦋 I do not have to worry about menstrual products. 🌻 This is NOT the case for 1 in 4 women in the US. 🚨 CHANGE NEEDS TO HAPPEN 🚨

    2 replies . 3 retweets 15 likes
  7. Apr 3

    🚀 Menstrual Equities Move FORWARD! ➡️ These 3 states are making positive changes forward to remove menstrual tax and provide free menstrual products in schools!

    2 replies . 2 retweets 14 likes
  8. Feb 9
    Replying to

    Speaking as a woman, I'm appalled Brexiters claim as a benefit: •1972: Ireland 0%-rated tampons; UK Tory Govt imposed full VAT •2000: Lab Govt cut tampon VAT from 17.5% to 5% •2015: all but 3 Tory MPs voted AGAINST 0% VAT motion •2018: 0% VAT EU resolution passed

    4 replies . 35 retweets 285 likes
  9. Feb 3

    Today, Michigan has officially ended the . The Progressive Women's Caucus and many legislators championed our bills to , and we finally got this done. Period products are not a luxury!

    24 replies . 54 retweets 240 likes
  10. Apr 25

    Could Texas be the next state to end the ?

    1 reply . 7 retweets 10 likes
  11. Apr 21

    Nebraska ended the ! They became the 20th state (plus D.C.) to end the tax on period products. Thanks to Senator Mike Moser, @terrellmckinneyld11, , and everyone else who worked to make this happen!

    2 replies . 10 retweets 15 likes
  12. Mar 14

    Mental note - don’t ever vote for Susie Pinel treasury minister -

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  13. 27 Oct 2021

    We’re one step closer to repealing the ! As a cosponsor of SB 153, I’m thrilled to work with so many of my colleagues to help keep money in the pockets of Michiganders.

    Text on red background reads: Today we ended the taxation of our menstruation. I supported SB 153 & HB 5267 to end Michigan's tampon tax. In the background, white and pink renderings of menstrual products.
    1 reply . 3 retweets 13 likes
  14. 29 Oct 2021

    Here are some Texas state facts on period poverty, curtesy of Alliance for Period Supplies

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  15. 17 Nov 2021

    Meet some of our incredible winners this week! They make a difference campaigning on gender equality, sex education and period poverty ♀ Read more on their campaigns here 🔽

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  16. Apr 28

    📚I’ve been telling my students about this book for months and it’s HERE!!! A whole book on menstrual law is my absolute DREAM. I can’t wait to read it!

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  17. 5 Nov 2021

    It sucks we left Michigan and Whitmer removed tax on feminine products. Would be nice if the whole fucking world didn’t charge tax on shit we can’t control. DUMP THE IN THE US

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  18. Feb 6

    ICYMI: Michigan's is officially axed!

    2 replies . 13 retweets 49 likes
  19. 8 Nov 2021

    Michigan receives around $6.3 million each year from menstrual product sales. Removing this tax is a good first step, but menstrual products are not the only necessities people in poverty need to buy. When you are struggling to get by, every unfair tax hurts you.

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  20. 15 Dec 2021

    keep talking about the , and the - but nobody seems all that bothered about the "men need to eat significantly more food" tax? Or, y'know, the "men pay the majority of all income tax" tax?

    3 replies . 10 retweets 57 likes

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