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This is going to be the most sapphic season yet!
May 05 2025 6:00 AM
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This is going to be the most sapphic season yet!
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What a momentous occasion!
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Davidson suffered a torn ACL in her left knee.
What a win!
This time, the team announced its new name without any transphobia.
This isn't the first time transphobes have targeted Banda, who is cisgender.