Biden marks Transgender Day of Remembrance, denounces ‘unacceptable’ violence
- At least 26 transgender Americans have been killed this year, with many deaths misgendered, prompting the recognition of "Transgender Day of Remembrance" on November 20.
- The Transgender Day of Remembrance, initiated by Gwendoyn Ann Smith to commemorate the murder of Rita Hester, is now recognized internationally.
- President Biden acknowledged the day, stating that there is still work to be done to protect transgender individuals, particularly women of color.
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‘This is not a celebration’: ANCGA marks Transgender Day of Remembrance
A small group of people gathered over Zoom on Sunday afternoon for a Transgender Day of Remembrance memorial hosted by the Adirondack North Country Gender Alliance, a non-profit organization that serves LGBTQ-plus people in Franklin, Essex and Clinton counties.
‘Honor who they are’: Nashville marks Nov. 20 as Transgender Day of Remembrance
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN ) - So far this year, at least 26 transgender Americans have been killed; we use the word "at least" because many of these deaths go misgendered. After a November Metro Council meeting, Nov. 20 is being recognized as "Transgender Day of Remembrance," to honor the lives that have been violently taken. When you find community, you often find yourself. However, on days like Monday, the signs signify a much deeper meaning and…
Biden marks Transgender Day of Remembrance, denounces ‘unacceptable’ violence
President Biden marked Transgender Day of Remembrance on Monday, calling the level of violence against transgender individuals “unacceptable.” “There is no place for hate in America and no one should be discriminated against simply for being themselves,” Biden said in a statement. “Today, on Transgender Day of Remembrance we are reminded that there is more…
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