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Michigan Democrats Nominate the State's First Transgender Legislative Candidate

via The Guardian·Aug 5

Joanna Whaley, a former megachurch pastor who says she endured 15 years of conversion practices, comfortably won her Democratic primary to become the first transgender woman nominated for the Michigan legislature. Her candidacy has become a proxy for the party's wider argument about identity and electability.

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