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Arkansas was the first state in the country to ban transgender-affirming care for kids. The state also has a law allowing Arkansans to sue for damages if they encounter someone in a bathroom, changing room, shelter or correctional facility who does not align with the "designated sex" of the restroom. It is estimated more than [...]
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