A conversation about period poverty, the inability for low-income women and girls to purchase safe sanitary products, has erupted on Chinese social media this week, igniting an online campaign calling for a lower sales tax on feminine hygiene products in the country.
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Chinese social media censors Feminist Voices
This weekโs Sinica episode is now live. Leta Hong Fincher is the author of the bookย Leftover Women: The Resurgence of Gender Inequality in Chinaย and the...