Procter & Gamble brand Always will remove the feminine Venus symbol from its menstruation product wrappers in an effort to be more "inclusive" to transgender customers, according to reports.

The maker of Always sanitary towels is facing backlash after transgender rights activists convinced the company to ditch the feminine Venus symbol (♀)—which is used to denote the female sex in ...

Always is officially removing the Venus female symbol from the packing of its menstruation products. The announcement follows pleas from LGBTQ activists to make the labeling more inclusive of ...

Procter & Gamble did decide to remove a recently-added Venus symbol from menstruation products, partly in response to concerns expressed by some trans men and activists. What's False Although ...

Always sanitary products will remove the Venus symbol, historically used to represent the female sex, from its products to be inclusive of transgender and nonbinary customers. Transgender ...

Recently the sanitary napkins brand Always announced a decision to remove the Venus symbol from their packaging in an effort to be inclusive and affirming to the trans men and non-binary people ...

Always announced it will remove the Venus symbol from its menstruation products packaging following calls by transgender advocates, who said its parent, Procter & Gamble, was alienating trans and ...

The painting, the Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli ... The scallop shell had evolved into a Christian symbol of baptism, but in the ancient world, the shell represented the vulva, making ...