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I attended the University of Iowa for a year and loved how the campus tried to be a leader in LGBTQ+ support in Iowa. I thought it would be nice to show how they showed the Day of Remembrance they… Continue Reading →
Although Trans Awareness Month may be over, TransWellBeing will always spotlight transgender individuals that are making a difference in the cities across Minnesota. Today, we will share the first African American trans woman to be elected onto Minneapolis City Council…. Continue Reading →
I found this post from Twitter and found it encouraging to see how India is taking more action to provide support for trans people. This is progress that people need to see and knowing that the government in India is… Continue Reading →
Devin Michael Lowe is a Black Jamaican-American of trans experience based in New York City. He is a budding artist in the independent movie scene, producing short films and documentaries and acting on camera, as well as a model for… Continue Reading →
Everyone is breathing a sigh of relief that the elections are over. The last six months were a pain to look at the various news networks and different candidates vying for your vote. All of the votes have been counted… Continue Reading →
Today is Transgender Day of Remembrance. This day was started after a trans black woman was murdered on November 29th, 1998. A candlelight vigil was held the following Friday on December 4th. Her death inspired many TDOR events across the… Continue Reading →
This week highlights Trans Awareness Week (November 16th-20th). Transgender Awareness week usually happens the second week of November, which highlights various events leading up to Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR). TDOR memorializes victims of transphobic violence. This is especially true… Continue Reading →
I hope tonight shows an LGBTQ kid that our democracy is big enough for them, too. — Sarah McBride (@SarahEMcBride) November 4, 2020 On November 4th, 2020, Sarah McBride (she/her) of Delaware became the first trans state senator in US… Continue Reading →