Now more than ever, we need the Trans Agenda for Liberation. Trans liberation transforms our society and makes us all, as a whole, more connected, strong, and resilient against crises like this one. #TransAgenda
Pledge your support now: https://t.co/yjZkX2JCMA
(2/2) Together, we will reflect on the lives we’ve lost in the last year. We hope to see you and your community there. Register for the event with @TransEquality here: https://t.co/Um5A7uL9Yz
(1/2) On Nov. 20, #TransDayofRemembrance, we will virtually convene to remember those who have passed and share their stories at In Loving Memory: A Trans Community Gathering. We are proud to co-host this event with our movement partners.
(1/3) We love to share trans joy, but we’re serious about bringing real change. It's time to hold power accountable. It’s time to abolish ICE. It’s time to make sure everyone has the funds, healthcare, housing, freedom of movement, and dignity they need to thrive.
Our victories this week go to the people and organizers that worked tirelessly for their communities. It is true that these come in the midst of losses, too. But those losses were not blow outs. There is still a path forward and we have work to do.
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(3/3) Screenings on Nov. 14 @ 7:30 pm and Nov. 15 @ 1:00 pm will feature additional Q&As.
Screenings @ 7:30 pm on Nov. 16 and 17 will feature additional talkbacks.
Visit https://t.co/AqxTeEvyrv for more! We hope to see you there.
(1/3) The Dads is a documentary directed by Luchina Fisher & executive produced by Dwayne Wade. It shows us that fatherhood is a radical site of possibility & care. The theatrical premiere is this Transgender Awareness Week.
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(2/3) Opening night (Nov. 13 @ 7:30 pm) will feature a talkback with Luchina Fisher, dads from the film (including producer and participant Stephen Chukumba), and special guest Nicole Maines.
Join TLC Friday, November 6 at 6 p.m. ET for Beyond Election Day: Supporting Our Communities, a virtual conversation to unpack the election results, discuss what they mean for trans people, and connect with one another.
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The election is over. The organizing continues.
Across the country, communities showed what happens when we organize together, reject fear and division, and refuse to abandon our values. https://t.co/hU7NXmFKCy
Abdul El-Sayed (@abdulelsayed), Michigan's newly elected U.S. senator and the first Muslim elected to the Senate, recently spoke about how conflicts surrounding trans rights are often manufactured for political gain.
Whatever tonight's election results, our commitment to trans liberation remains unchanged. We'll keep fighting for a future where everyone has the freedom and resources to thrive.
Our work continues.
Trans and nonbinary people deserve to play a part in shaping our democracy. This Election Day, we're reminded that our voices matter, our communities deserve to thrive, and our futures are worth fighting for. https://t.co/rBOniazNFb
Have you listened to This Way Out (@TWORadio) lately? Check out Episode #2012 to hear our Policy Director in Programs speak on the issues that trans folks are facing this election season and the way forward.
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Collective liberation needs collective action to come to fruition. That looks like everyone doing what they can to support each other. Even in the face of bad faith politicians & billionaires, trans Kansans are still showing up to make themselves heard.
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Election Day is tomorrow, November 3, and every trans and nonbinary voter deserves to cast their ballot without fear of discrimination or intimidation.
(1/2) The spookiest media is actually that it is already the end of October. But who’s keeping track? In the midst of everything, we hope you experience a weekend of terrifyingly delightful trans joy.