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I'm Beatrice Soutler Bolton, and I'm really excited to be joined by my guest today, Natalie

Rupp.

Natalie is the executive director of the

Trans Income Project, a really important and interesting organizing effort based in New Orleans,

Louisiana, that combines an incredibly comprehensive approach to making care accessible with direct

unconditional cash support. It's a really cool project, so I asked Natalie if she could come on the show

to tell

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