Got an email from my child's secondary school, saying they provide free period products for anyone who needs them. The email explained they've been given money to fund this and that students who need anything can pick them up at X location and any parent can also email if they need some for home and the child will be given a supply to take home.
Great initiative, glad it exists.
The email was addressed to me (the parent) and throughout referred to 'your child' and 'students'. Great, makes sense.
At the end, and added line saying 'girls, non-binary people and trans people may need access to period products'. Ok, what? It's so irrelevant. You've just sent me an email saying that if my child needs tampons or pads they can get them for free through the school. I'm the mum. I know whether my child needs this or not. Why do I need to be lectured about who may or may not need period products? Are you also going to tell me that people who are tall may need access to period products? Or people who wear glasses?