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Dan's 2023 Out East End Impact Awards Honor LGBTQ+ Leaders

Dan's 2023 Out East End Impact Awards Honor LGBTQ+ Leaders
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Nonprofit observes Transgender Day of Remembrance throughout Brooklyn

Nonprofit observes Transgender Day of Remembrance throughout Brooklyn
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New York City 'ignoring' calls for Black trans mural outside Stonewall Inn

Game of Thrones actor Nathalie Emmanuel at a Black Trans Lives Matter march in London, June 2020. (Hollie Adams/Getty) New York City officials have been accused of ignoring a proposal for a Black Trans Lives Matter mural outside the historic Stonewall Inn. The mural, which would depict trans and rainbow flags, was proposed by the non-profit Black Trans Nation and backed by out gay state senator Brad Hoylman and state assembly members Dan Quart and Catalina Cruz. In January, the politicians wrote to the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) borough commissioner, Ed Pincar, describing the mural as a tool to recognise the trans, gender non-conforming and non-binary community.

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New York's Notorious "Walking While Trans" Law Has Finally Been Repealed

New York’s Notorious “Walking While Trans” Law Has Finally Been Repealed Feb. 22, 2021 TS Candii speaks last September at a rally against police brutality toward LGBTQ people at NYC s legendary Stonewall Inn. Courtesy of TS Candii TS Candii moved to New York City from Tennessee more than two years ago. She was looking for a better life as a Black trans woman. “I heard New York was a more progressive state that stood up for the TGNC [trans and gender nonconforming] community and that I was going to be equal,” she says. But shortly after she moved here, in June 2018, she stepped briefly outside of the Bronx shelter near Monroe Avenue she was living in at the time to have a cigarette. Then, she alleges, two cops pulled up and beckoned her. When she walked over to them, she says, they accused her of soliciting sex and then told her they would arrest her on New York State penal code section 240.37 unless she gave them oral sex. Which she did, she says, not wanting to go to

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