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CT marks transgender day of visibility: ‘It’s about being respected, protected and valued’

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Members of the state’s transgender community expressed joy and pride on International Transgender Day of Visibility with an afternoon of impassioned speeches, calls to action, and laughter at the Capitol. In the face of threats to their safety and attacks on their rights at the national level, many said they also felt grateful to call Connecticut home. “The price of being an out, trans, gender nonconforming, nonbinary American, is to risk everyt…

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CT marks transgender day of visibility: ‘It’s about being respected, protected and valued’

Members of the state’s transgender community expressed joy and pride on International Transgender Day of Visibility with an afternoon of impassioned speeches, calls to action, and laughter at the Capitol. In the face of threats to their safety and attacks on their rights at the national level, many said they also felt grateful to call Connecticut home. “The price of being an out, trans, gender nonconforming, nonbinary American, is to risk everyt…

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CT marks transgender day of visibility: ‘It’s about being respected’

Members of the state’s transgender community expressed joy and pride on International Transgender Day of Visibility with an afternoon of impassioned speeches, calls to action, and laughter at the Capitol. In the face of threats to their safety and attacks on their rights at the national level, many said they also felt grateful to call Connecticut home. “The price of being an out, trans, gender non-conforming, non-binary American, is to risk ever…

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The Langara VoiceThe Langara Voice

New signs posted at campus washrooms to support LGBTQIA2S+ community

By MILENA BAAK New signs have been posted on Langara’s washroom doors to encourage an inclusive space for people of diverse gender identities. “Respect privacy and identity,” the sign reads. “Trust people to know where they belong.” Focus on student equality Former Langara student Jacob Aron Leung identifies as trans, and said he noticed there was little education and measures for students about trans-rights and gender identity. “Langara doesn’t…

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The CT Mirror broke the news in on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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