Thinx founder responds to reports of her company's terrible work environment

Thinx founder and former CEO Miki Agrawal is trying to salvage the good name of her period underwear startup. 

Agrawal founded the heavily marketed and feminist-branded company, which took over subways with its ads for “people with periods,” but stepped down as CEO a week ago to become “chief vision officer.” 

After her departure, Racked published an account of what it was really like at the buzzy startup: producing marketing that co-opted feminism, with terrible maternity leave policies and other kinds of less-than-feminist workplace behavior behind closed doors. Read more…

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