In response to a tweet Wednesday about a proposed Minnesota state bill that would require menstrual products in boys' school bathrooms, Tony Dungy scoffed and mentioned a debunked conspiracy theory about litter boxes being put in school bathrooms.
INDIANAPOLIS — In response to a tweet Wednesday morning about a proposed Minnesota state bill that would require menstrual products in boys' school bathrooms, Tony Dungy scoffed via Twitter.
"That's nothing," the former Indianapolis Colts coach tweeted at 9:38 a.m. Wednesday."Some school districts are putting litter boxes in the school bathrooms for students who identify as cats. Very important to address every student's needs.
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