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Biden vows to protect trans youth

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US presidential candidate Joe Biden has vowed to protect young trans and gender non-conforming people in America after mother of a transgender girl, Mieke Haeck, asked how he would protect her daughter during an ABC News presidential forum.

Haeck pointed out the Trump administration had frequently attacked the trans community over the last four years and asked Biden: “How will you, as president, reverse this dangerous and discriminatory agenda and ensure that the lives and rights of LGBTQ+ people are protected under U.S.

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