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This Midnight Stroll Helps Homeless Trans People
Los Angeles-based activists and politicians started a monthly late-night Midnight Stroll program that provides HIV testing and health services to homeless trans people.
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This Midnight Stroll Helps Homeless Trans People

Los Angeles-based activists and politicians started a monthly late-night Midnight Stroll program that provides HIV testing and health services to homeless trans people.

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