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 | This week many of us across the country and around the world are taking some intentional time to remember the lives and mark the violent deaths of strangers, friends, and family who have been murdered. It's the 13th International Transgender Day of Remembrance. Remembering is a complicated act. Who do we remember? And what does it mean that we remember only some things about them? There aren't easy answers to these questions, and these aren't comfortable or comforting conversations to have. But I believe they are necessary if we want to change not just who among us are considered expendable, but the idea that any of us are. ~ Cory | |
Thinking About Remembering Violence
How trans activists are challenging us to think more about how and what we remember.
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And perhaps as important a question, why should you care?
| What Is Transphobia?
It sounds like a clinical, diagnosable condition, but transphobia isn't something anyone is born with and it's something everyone can do something about.
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