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Free underwear for 'all committed persons who menstruate' passes Illinois statehouse

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By Andrew Hensel | The Center Square The Illinois Legislature has approved a measure that would provide prison inmates with free menstrual products and underwear. House Bill 4218 aims to address the lack of hygiene products in Illinois Department of Corrections facilities. The measure would make feminine hygiene products and underwear available for 'all committed persons who menstruate' … Free underwear for 'all committed persons who menstruate' passes Illinois statehouse Read More »


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