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Weekend Update with Colin Jost

How the ‘SNL’ Joke About Gender Hurts Trans and Non-Binary People

"The dating app Tinder announced a new feature this week which gives users 37 different gender identity options,” Jost says. “It’s called, ‘Why Democrats lost the election.’”
By Sam Escobar
Mayor Bill de Blasio signs the executive order in Chelsea today.

De Blasio Mandates Bathroom Access for Transgender New Yorkers in City Buildings

People visiting New York City-owned buildings will be able to use the bathroom matches their gender identity, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
By Jillian Jorgensen

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