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    "Health",
    "Politics & Law",
    "American Sign Language",
    "Americans with Disabilities Act",
    "Charlotte Cravins",
    "Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund",
    "HHS",
    "Judy Heumann",
    "Judy’s League",
    "Kaleigh Brendle",
    "Ken Paxton",
    "Kris Kobach",
    "Liz Murrill",
    "M. Geron Gadd",
    "Medicaid",
    "Mike Oxford",
    "National Down Syndrome Society",
    "National Federation of the Blind",
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  "title": "How a legal challenge over gender dysphoria became a fight for disability rights"
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