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• Policy focus – LGB organizations must champion trans-specific issues: gender-affirming care access, bathroom non-discrimination, and ending the murder of trans women.
• Shared celebration – Events like Pride and Transgender Day of Visibility (March 31) should center trans voices, not just include them.

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