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Sarah McBride Faces Legislative Opposition Over Bathroom Rights in Congress

Transgender Congresswoman Sarah McBride is targeted by GOP lawmakers aiming to restrict restroom access, reflecting larger tensions over transgender rights.

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Updated: Nov 26th, 2024, 6:12 PM ET

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Sarah McBride, the first openly transgender person elected to Congress, faces opposition from GOP lawmakers, including Rep. Nancy Mace, who introduced a resolution restricting restroom access based on biological sex. This conflict echoes past incidents involving transgender politicians, revealing a broader societal and political battle over transgender rights. Mace's past support for LGBTQ rights contrasts sharply with her current stance, as she aims to limit McBride's access to women's facilities. The situation highlights ongoing tensions in Congress and the wider implications for transgender individuals nationwide.

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