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The paradox of a South African trans rights law that was about control, not liberation

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The millennia-old history of transgender people can be traced back as far as the Romans to the transgender priestesses, the gallae.
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The paradox of a South African trans rights law that was about control, not liberation

The millennia-old history of transgender people can be traced back as far as the Romans to the transgender priestesses, the gallae.

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QueerAF broke the news in on Saturday, May 10, 2025.
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