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The parents of Matthew Shepard, the gay student whose 1998 murder sparked a federal hate crime law, spoke out against Attorney General Bill Barr for inviting them to an event commemorating the law's passage, while still continuing to support the legalization of firing transgender employees.Oct. 17, 2019

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