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This is Part 3 — the final chapter in my London series featuring my ongoing encounters with Sarah Jane Baker, one of the UK’s most controversial transgender activists. In this final meeting, Sarah spoke openly about Graham Linehan and several YouTubers he has strong opinions about. The conversation got... show more

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