Brighton & Hove Albion, a football club in the English Premier League, wants to make their club more inclusive for women. That became apparent this week when the club announced it will offer female fans free feminine hygiene products in the women’s toilets at their stadiums. Thirteen smaller clubs across the UK have also committed to doing the same, and many more are expected to follow suit, including major clubs like Liverpool and Everton.
This big English football club will offer free sanitary products to female fans
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