claim: says condoms "used to be tax-exempt here in texas."
author: donna howard
evidence_1: jan 8, 2016 ... these products, her office said, "are a basic necessity" that should ... tampons ( and similar products) are tax-exempt in only a handful of states, including  maryland and new jersey. ... june 2015 "tampon tax" map, used with permission.  ... a product that is geared specifically for men to use, like a condom.
evidence_2: says texas charter schools "get 100% state $/pupil funding while district schools  (95% students) get ... says condoms "used to be tax-exempt here in texas.".
evidence_3: a tampon tax is a popular term used to call attention to the fact that tampons— and other feminine hygiene products—are subject to value-added tax, unlike the  tax exemption status granted to other products considered basic necessities.  proponents of tax exemption argue that tampons, sanitary napkins, .... supporters  of the exemption of said taxes are calling their efforts "menstrual ...
evidence_4: says texas charter schools "get 100% state $/pupil funding while district schools  (95% students) get ... says condoms "used to be tax-exempt here in texas.".
evidence_5: worry not, here's your condom buying manual: ... or, you could say: "you don't  have to be 18 to buy condoms and i'm not obligated to share my age with you.