Critics have called the event unconstitutional, and questions remain about how much taxpayer money was used to fund it.

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When I first met Ben Baader more than a decade ago, I was doing interviews for a PhD dissertation on the lives of transgender Jews with an Orthodox background. Orthodox Jewish life is deeply gendered.