Last I checked, the government was supposed to “stay out” of a woman’s lady parts, at least that’s how the left has framed the argument, anyway.
But apparently, when it comes to a woman’s monthly cycle, one government agency – the U.S. Dept. of Labor – is, well, all in … on attempting to educate women on menstrual health and feminine hygiene, and they are encouraging employers to get in on the action, too.
Except in the DoL’s case, they have a rather curious way of referring to women, as the tweet below demonstrates: #Menstruation affects half the U.S. workforce but talking about it at work can be taboo. For #MenstrualHygieneDay , here are 5 easy actions employers can take to help menstruators thrive at work. https://t.co/IwXzPD9huY #PeriodFriendlyWorld […]
— Read More: redstate.com
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