Blazor HttpClient get data from Http POST

I'm trying to get my Blazor Web-App to display data from a Http POST sent through CURL, But I'm having trouble with anti-forgery validation.My Blazor page source:

@page "/Data"@inject HttpClient httpClient<PageTitle>Data</PageTitle><h1>POST:</h1><p>@(rqData != null?rqData:"NoData!") </p>@code {    private string? rqData;    protected override async Task OnInitializedAsync()    {        await GetData();    }    private async Task GetData()    {        try        {            // Send POST request            HttpResponseMessage response = await httpClient.PostAsync("https://localhost:7084/data", null);            // Check if request was successful            response.EnsureSuccessStatusCode();            // Read response content            rqData = await response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync();        }        catch (HttpRequestException e)        {            // Handle any errors            rqData = "Error: " + e.Message;        }    }}

And I'm testing this with a sample CURL request:

curl -X POST https://localhost:7084/data -d "key=value"

But this method doesn't really comply with Blazor's default Anti-forgery token system in any way, and thus, fails. What would be the proper way to handle these requests with token validation on both, the Blazor web-app side of things and when testing it's functionality with CURL. Sorry if this question is noob-ish, I'm very new to this level of interconnectivity within Blazor Apps.