Missouri's Transgender Community Faces Threats and Restrictions.
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The Missouri attorney general's office is investigating an alleged "hack" attempt on an online tip form for reporting "questionable" transgender care. The tip line was launched last month as part of an investigation into the Washington University Transgender Center at St. Louis Children's Hospital. The attorney general's office removed the form after "far left activists" allegedly attempted to flood it with spam. The office has issued new regulations that will create restrictions for accessing transgender care, but whether they will take effect is uncertain.
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