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In response to a tweet from writer Masha Gessen noting that the Supreme Court’s instructions for reporters included a gendered dress code, Strangio wrote, “So
far my greatest stress of the morning has been how to look ‘appropriately gendered.’”R.G. & G.R. Harris Funeral Homes Inc. vs. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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