Twitter threats made against UW Health gender services
Threats against UW Health came after a nine-tweet thread was shared about “gender services for minors” available at the hospital in late September.
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Threats against UW Health came after a nine-tweet thread was shared about “gender services for minors” available at the hospital in late September.
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