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Gender as disability

Submitted by holsn39 on Mon, 10/26/2009 - 12:21am.

For a larger readable copy look here library.duke.edu/digitalcollections/images/adaccess/BH/BH02/BH0243/BH0243-lrg.jpeg

Notice the use of the word "moisture" instead of blood. This may seem outdated but last I checked people were still saying "feminine hygiene products" and "sanitary napkins/pads."

Here's some other interesting perspectives on the relationship that this aspect of gender (or what people see as an aspect of gender) has with diability.

http://zack16.com/the-film/

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