Trans youth rights in jeopardy, advocates warn - Carolina Public Press
A rally in Greensboro was one of several in the state focused on supporting trans youth, as state lawmakers move forward with anti-trans legislation.
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A rally in Greensboro was one of several in the state focused on supporting trans youth, as state lawmakers move forward with anti-trans legislation.
Rallies across the state are focused on supporting trans youth rights, as state lawmakers move forward with anti-trans legislation.
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