Takeaways from AP’s reporting on Sarah McBride, the first openly trans person elected to Congress
- Sarah McBride has made history as the first openly transgender member of Congress after being elected to the U.S. House of Representatives.
- Despite a campaign filled with ads that demeaned trans people, McBride won her blue state's only seat with ease.
- Rep. Nancy Mace proposed a ban on transgender people using restrooms that correspond to their gender identity, which was enacted by House Speaker Mike Johnson.
- McBride expressed joy and a commitment to a diverse democracy, stating, 'Our ability to have a pluralistic, diverse democracy requires some foundation of kindness and grace.
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