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Speaker 1: Disney Channel has now introduced its first ever transgendered character

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Speaker 1: the reboot of That's So Raven. Actress Julianna Joel plays Nikki,

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Speaker 1: First out, she writes, trans character on Disney Channel. I

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Speaker 1: Raven's Home on Disney Channel. A personal story, she said,

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