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Maryland Bill Seeks Menstrual Products in Public Restrooms
3/25/2026
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Story summary
- Maryland Delegate Ken Kerr introduced House Bill 941 to require public restrooms, including men's, to provide menstrual hygiene products.
- Republican Delegate Kathy Szeliga criticized the proposal, specifically the term "appropriately sized tampons," and raised concerns about costs to taxpayers.
- Supporters say the measure could offer convenience.
- Public reactions are mixed, and the bill has not yet passed in the state legislature.
