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Valentina Sampaio Is First Trans Model in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit
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Sports Illustrated Swimsuit.The 23-year-old Brazilian model is the first transgender woman to be featured in the magazine. Sampaio was dubbed a 2020 Rookie in the issue, which will be released July 21.SI Swim and Sampaio debuted the photo spread, shot by Josie Clough on Scrub Island in the British Virgin Islands, on Instagram Friday. "I was filled with so many emotions of happiness when I heard the news.
The feeling was surreal," Sampaio told People. "Being in SI Swim has always been on my bucket list of things to achieve in my career.
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LGBTQ-affirming health groups sue Trump administration for removing trans protections from Affordable Care Act
rule that eliminates Obama-era transgender protections from the Affordable Care Act.The lawsuit, filed by Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund, the National Women’s Law Center, Transgender Law Center, the Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation of Harvard Law School, and the law firm Hogan Lovells on behalf of the plaintiffs, alleges that the new rule violated the Administrative Procedures Act because it is contrary to law, as well as arbitrary and capricious.The rule itself revises Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act to restrict the definition of discrimination “on the basis of sex,” to instances where a person is denied health care or insurance coverage that would otherwise be granted to others because of their assigned sex
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