Sarah McBride Makes History as First Transgender Member of Congress
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Sarah McBride has made history by becoming the first openly transgender person elected to the U.S. Congress, winning Delaware's sole House seat. A Democrat, McBride's campaign focused on healthcare access, reproductive rights, and raising the minimum wage. Her victory is seen as a significant milestone for transgender representation and LGBTQ rights. McBride has a history of breaking barriers, having been the first trans person to work in the White House and speak at a major political convention.
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