All the attention on trans youth in the news may feel somewhat new, but trans youth aren't.

We are part of a community, we are part of a tradition, we are part of a remarkable group of people

with deep, long- longstanding roots in this country.

To hear about American trans youth over the last century,

listen to all the only ones, a new series from NPR's Embedded Podcast.

From NPR's Embedded.

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