Mom. Inventor. User researcher. Future gynecological trivia winner. (Then add “disabled” to the front of all of those)
Oakland, CA
Joined January 2019
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I recently discovered that period products can sometimes set off the TSA’s body scanner machines, but there’s no info about it anywhere. A TSA rep I spoke with said pads and pantyliners are likely to flag as anomalies in the machine, prompting uncomfortable searches... 🧵
I really appreciate the bubble I live in that doesn't include the guy referenced here, but it's good to remember why we have so much more work to do. More loud complaining about our periods, it's called advocacy 🩸
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As a researcher in menstrual health, I still personally relearn this every month! And I know it's not just me... @LMSchulte @flex
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I made noise about this a couple of years ago, and I wasn't the first (or, apparently, the last). As we reflect on post 9/11 changes, is this particular practice really making air travel safer? - dailydot.com/irl/tsa-body-se… via @GoogleNews
Me: "Yay, my September issue of @vogue came!" My sweet, adoring husband: "What, are you in it?"
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It goes without saying, that this is a terrible mark against the @USParalympics. Such a disgusting act of discrimination and exclusion towards disabled people. sports.yahoo.com/blind-deaf-…
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When @AdameJane started to have trouble with her menstrual cup, she didn’t want to go back to tampons and pads.
Listen to her story: radiopublic.com/feeling-my-f…
#inventors #accessibility #menstruation #periods
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Trans men and non-binary people also have miscarriages.
Except when we do, many of us can’t access the care we need without discrimination, fight with our insurance companies to get that care covered, and have to deal with providers who do not understand our literal bodies.
"Things would be different if men had miscarriages because men would not be silent about them in the way women have been. Without the weight of shame and stigma, men would speak up and demand adjustments to societal structures to accommodate their losses." bit.ly/2P0yDti
The computer repair person being blind is NOT the unbelievable part of that ridiculous story send tweet
This is not okay. Periods don't abide by curfews, you don't always know when they are coming, and everyone deserves to be able to access period products without getting arrested. This is NOT OKAY.
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Dear baby, please don't make me be the pregnant lady who throws up in this brave Lyft driver's Tesla 😣
Ever wondered what the heck I do day-to-day at @flex ? The team @AskHerald interviewed me to find out ⬇️
We just published a conversation with @flex Head of Customer Research @AdameJane
on "How The Flex Company Balances Qualitative and Quantitative Customer Feedback" in our new Userstand blog: heraldhq.com/userstand/how-t…. Let us know what else you'd like to know from Jane!