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Bella Sayegh

(She/Her)
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Forbes, Business Insider, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, Slate, Yahoo, LGBTQ Nation, NewsBreak, The Washington Blade, Forbes Australia and
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Freelance writer with words in Business Insider and Wirecutter.

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Bella Sayegh is a fellow on Insider's Special Projects team. She is a recent graduate from The George Washing…

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Could ChatGPT Be the New Gender-Affirming Care?

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By Bella Sayegh
| Slate Verified
Outward A growing number of transgender people are crediting A.I. with helping them discover and explore their identities. But should tech mired in controversy be trusted with something so profound? Photo illustration by Slate. Photos by puhimec/iStock/Getty Images Plus and tampatra/iStock/Getty Images Plus. Sign up for the Slatest to get the most insightful analysis, criticism, and advice out there, delivered to your inbox daily.
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The ‘CEO of Everything Gay’ on How He Manages 68 Businesses and 6 Boyfriends

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By Everybody's Business, Bella Sayegh, Spencer Macnaughton
| Gay Sonoma Verified
Everybody's Business/ Features/ Top Stories Tristan Schukraft started his first business when he was 21, selling Razor scooters out of his pickup truck to help finance his idea for an e-ticketing platform for the airline industry.
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The ‘CEO of Everything Gay’ on How He Manages 68 Businesses and 6 Boyfriends [WATCH]

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By Spencer Macnaughton, Bella Sayegh, Laury Peyssonnerie
| Uncloseted Media
Editor’s note: MISTR, Schukraft’s telehealth platform, supports some of Uncloseted Media’s healthcare coverage. MISTR did not have any editorial input into this story. Tristan Schukraft started his first business when he was 21, selling Razor scooters out of his pickup truck to help finance his idea for an e-ticketing platform for the airline industry.
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