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Barbra Casbar Siperstein (November 20, 1942 – February 3, 2019), commonly known as Babs Siperstein, was an American political and transgender-rights activist. She came out as a trans woman in the late 1980s. When her wife died in 2001 she channeled the grief into activism. She served in numerous Democratic Party political organizations including the New Jersey Stonewall Democrats, Garden State Equality and the Democratic National Committee Eastern Caucus. She advocated for gender inclusion in discrimination and hate crime laws in New Jersey. In 2009 she became the only openly transgender member of the Democratic National Committee serving in various roles until 2017.

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  • Barbra Casbar Siperstein (November 20, 1942 – February 3, 2019), commonly known as Babs Siperstein, was an American political and transgender-rights activist. She came out as a trans woman in the late 1980s. When her wife died in 2001 she channeled the grief into activism. She served in numerous Democratic Party political organizations including the New Jersey Stonewall Democrats, Garden State Equality and the Democratic National Committee Eastern Caucus. She advocated for gender inclusion in discrimination and hate crime laws in New Jersey. In 2009 she became the only openly transgender member of the Democratic National Committee serving in various roles until 2017. (en)
  • Barbra Casbar Siperstein (20 de noviembre de 1942 - 3 de febrero de 2019) fue una activista estadounidense transgénero. Fue el único miembro abiertamente transgénero del Comité Nacional Demócrata hasta su expulsión.​​ (es)
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  • Pace University (en)
  • Rutgers University (en)
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  • Jersey City, New Jersey, USA (en)
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  • Jana Siperstein-Szucs (en)
  • Jared Siperstein (en)
  • Jeffrey Siperstein (en)
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  • New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA (en)
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  • Barbra Casbar Siperstein (en)
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  • helped write the Dallas Principles Responsible for the Babs Siperstein Law in NJ 2019 (en)
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  • political and transgender rights activist (en)
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  • Morris and Mildred Siperstein (en)
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  • Dorothy Crouch (en)
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  • Carol Siperstein (en)
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  • Barbra Casbar Siperstein (November 20, 1942 – February 3, 2019), commonly known as Babs Siperstein, was an American political and transgender-rights activist. She came out as a trans woman in the late 1980s. When her wife died in 2001 she channeled the grief into activism. She served in numerous Democratic Party political organizations including the New Jersey Stonewall Democrats, Garden State Equality and the Democratic National Committee Eastern Caucus. She advocated for gender inclusion in discrimination and hate crime laws in New Jersey. In 2009 she became the only openly transgender member of the Democratic National Committee serving in various roles until 2017. (en)
  • Barbra Casbar Siperstein (20 de noviembre de 1942 - 3 de febrero de 2019) fue una activista estadounidense transgénero. Fue el único miembro abiertamente transgénero del Comité Nacional Demócrata hasta su expulsión.​​ (es)
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