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Mercy Academy students from Louisville were at Kentucky's Capitol on Tuesday to ask state lawmakers to eliminate sales tax on feminine hygiene products. The girls are supporting the passage of House Bill 142, which was filed by State Rep. Lisa Willner of Louisville along with Rep. Samara Heavrin of Grayson County. (WDRB Image) Feb. 8, 2023
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Two dozen states do not charge sales tax on items like tampons and sanitary napkins.
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