Trans community faces gaslighting and censorship amidst Nashville shooting aftermath.

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White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre faced backlash on Twitter after claiming that the trans community is "under attack" following a trans shooter attacking a Christian school in Nashville. Many users criticized her for ignoring the recent shooting and pushing transgender victims as opposed to Christians. President Biden announced that March 31 would mark the "Trans Day of Visibility" in an effort to support America’s transgender community, but some transgender activists have planned to protest on the day, calling it a "day of vengeance" despite the recent shooting.
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