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Maybe, especially in more "modern" and liberal sects of Judaism. The more liberal sects generally support transgender people, and I should think that it's a small step from support to saying that one can become a rabbi.

As for cantor, I'm not sure.

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Yes. I personally know trans people who have gone through Reform conversion.

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