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Ending Period Poverty

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May 6, 2020

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Menstruation education shouldn’t be limited to girls.

Mandu Reid, the leader of Women's Equality Party and founder of The Cup Effect, recounts the all-too-common experience of how differently men and women respond to issues around periods in the latest episode of #CourseCorrection.

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Mandu ReidWomen's Equality PartyThe Cup EffectCourse Correction Dont Settle

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