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Trans activist Alexandra Billings has recalled her experience working on 'Grey's Anatomy' in a touching tribute to the late Eric Dane. Posting to her social media on 20 February, Billings spoke about how Dane helped fight to keep her trans storyline in the show as authentic as possible. Billings...

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