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3:56Now PlayingFlorida Republicans trying to force through bill that would end up banning elementary school girls from having any discussion about their periods in school between each other and school faculty. John Iadarola and Francesca Fiorentini break it down on The Damage Report.
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Florida Republican's Bill Would Ban Young Girls From Discussing Their Periods In School
"A Florida Republican seeking to restrict sex education for students confirmed in a committee hearing on Wednesday that his bill would also ban young girls from discussing their menstrual cycles with school officials.
Rep. Stan McClain’s (R) proposed legislation, House Bill 1069, seeks to restrict the educational materials used in state schools, which critics have likened to book banning. The bill requires course material and instruction on sexually transmitted diseases, health education or material on human sexuality to “only occur in grades 6 through 12,” according to the legislation.
During a Wednesday House Education Quality Subcommittee, Rep. Ashley Viola Gantt (D) asked McClain if this bill would prohibit girls younger than 6th grade from discussing their periods in school."
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