Proctor & Gamble's brand ALWAYS sanitary products now refer to natural born women as "bodies with female sex organs"
Feminists are outraged after Proctor & Gamble removed feminine symbols from packages and pad wrappers of Always menstruation products
A television commercial is causing mass confusion among young people who apparently missed or misunderstood the ad's tagline at the end
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A group of Australian women are protesting Australia’s 10% luxury tax on “non-essential” items such as tampons. To get the
A company based in California has met the needs of transgender individuals who are anxious to experience monthly visits from