Article 6C2R4 I’m a trans teen in Missouri. Why is the state trying to take away my healthcare? | Chelsea Freels

I’m a trans teen in Missouri. Why is the state trying to take away my healthcare? | Chelsea Freels

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Chelsea Freels
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Gender-affirming care has helped many people like me. Yet earlier this year, the state of Missouri decided that transgender kids had too many rights

According to a Washington Post-KFF poll, only 43% of cisgender people (a person whose gender identity aligns with their assigned sex at birth) know a transgender person, so allow me to introduce myself.

My name is Chelsea Freels and I use she/her pronouns. I'm a transgender junior at Clayton high school in Missouri. I love learning about psychology, computer science, and political and queer theory. After the pandemic relinquished its grip enough to open schools, I joined and have helped lead the business and media side of Clayton high school's first robotics team. (Go RoboHounds!)

Chelsea Freels is a transgender activist and a junior at Clayton high school

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