Male period poverty tsar cleared to take legal action v 4 public bodies

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This will be interesting, I don’t think they have a leg to stand on.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/db1fa9cc-3abe-11ee-b7c0-8b22dcb64950?shareToken=1263a7db1020571e92b5f42a2924dc81

Jason Grant, a former personal trainer, was hired as period dignity officer for the Tayside region in August last year. The post was meant to involve discussing sanitary products in schools and colleges with students.

However the £35,000-a-year role was abolished weeks later after claims that “threats and abuse” had been levelled towards individuals involved in the project.

I know there are a lot of serious issues at play but I find this whole thing hilarious, it's just so, so bad you have to laugh or cry. Agree with PPs reaching for the popcorn.

Also for people mentioning shame, I'm not ashamed to discuss these things even as a child, I just don't think a man would add value. Appreciate others don't feel the same way necessarily.

Also he might be a perv, but I think it's more likely he's just so arrogant he thinks it's a legitimate job for him to have.

No idea how the mum and daughter came to be in the original photoshoot with the bloke who got the job, but it didn't seem to put them off appearing in the same newspaper again this year.

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