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Trans woman wins Democratic nomination for Michigan state legislature
Joanna Whaley, a trans woman and former megachurch pastor who endured conversion practices, won a Democratic primary for Michigan's state legislature, defeating Frank Liberati and Gary Schlack in the second district. The district is a Democratic stronghold, and Whaley is set to become the first transgender member of the Michigan statehouse.
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