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Justine Lindsay Becomes First Openly Transgender Cheerleader In The NFL - The New York Beacon

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Justine Lindsay has made NFL history. The 29-year-old is the newest member of the Carolina Panthers’ Topcats cheer squad and the league’s first openlytransgendercheerleader. Lindsay has kept her truth about being atransgender womanclose to her heart, only sharing it with her immediate family until she […]

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