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Prominent Transgender Person Blasts White House for Celebrating Trans Day of Visibility on Easter

Prominent Transgender Person Blasts White House for Celebrating Trans Day of Visibility on Easter
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The criticism the Biden White House received for celebrating Transgender Visibility Day on Easter Sunday has been coming from all angles. 

Former President Donald Trump’s campaign bashed the move as “appalling and insulting” and another example of the “Biden administration’s years-long assault on the Christian faith.” 

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Athletes like Orlando Magic star Jonathan Isaac weighed in on X, noting the celebration “helps no one and only promotes division.” 

Republicans, such as Speaker Mike Johnson, also took issue with the White House celebrating the Transgender Day of Visibility. 

Notably, the administration's celebration of the day also came under fire from prominent transgender person William Bruce Jenner, who legally changed his name and gender in 2015 to Caitlyn Marie Jenner. 

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Supporters of the administration's decision to mark the day point to the fact that March 31 has been International Transgender Day of Visibility since 2009, whereas the date of Easter changes each year. 

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