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5:45Now PlayingFlorida schools announce the unbelievable forcing of student-athletes to report all of their menstrual cycle information to be analyzed in a database. John Iadarola and Elise Joshi break it down on The Damage Report.
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Florida Schools Are Asking StudentAthletes to Report Their Menstrual Histories
"Florida has always been notoriously antagonistic towards its female student-athletes—especially in policing trans girls and their participation in youth sports. But several of Florida’s school districts have now taken privacy violations to an entirely new level.
For nearly two decades, Florida schools have asked student-athletes about their periods, a practice that the Palm Beach Post calls optional. It’s part of a larger annual physical form that doctors across the country use to clear kids for sports. But on Tuesday, Jacksonville.com reported that Florida’s student-athletes will now have to fill out that form online—meaning information that was once in paper form will be stored by schools, subject to subpoena, and digitally reported through a third party. In a post-Roe world, parents and doctors are worried about what this information is being used for and why it’s being collected in the first place."
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