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  • R.I.P STACEY YHU ARE TRUELY MISSED MOMMAS

  • Sad...

  • :'(

  • Interesting that some of these murders occurred in Pakistan, Malay and Turkey, all predominantly Islamic nations. In several Muslim countries trans people are not only allowed to transition (surgery and hormones), but, in the case of Iran, the State picks up the bill and the individual is always considered a full fledged member of society -- On the other hand, sadly, a homosexual in Iran will be hung in the street. Not so surprised by Pakistan, but Turkey should be far more enlightened.

  • This is very sad!!

    poor women

  • This was so painful to watch, but important and poignant. Thank you.

    The loss of trans people to homicide is devastating, and equally devastating is the loss to suicide. I wish Trans Remembrance ceremonies honoured and remembered them as well. I have lost friends and almost myself to suicide and it is equally tragic. As sad as all of this is, I can only hope it encourages trans people and allies to engage in trans activism to promote the dignity we need not only from society but for ourselves.

  • In just the last few years, there have been a dozen such murders @ Memphis, TN.

    But a central fact which most publicized reports fail to include, is this:

    Nearly all the murder victims were working as prostitutes; some were known to be killed by their clients after finding out that they weren't buying exactly what they were expecting. All the suspects were black, which was a 2nd reason those murders were neither (beyond locally) deemed 'newsworthy,' nor lamented by the Adl or SPLC.

  • Very, very sad. So much brutality for what, macho bullshit?

    Thank you for posting this. So many gentle people killed for expressing themselves. Thank you to all who speak up and defend human rights to a full expression of gender.

  • Revolution and reformation in education, politic, social and religion...that is what we need. Open debate and discussions in open forums between selected (the one who really know about TG not just playing sentiments) TG representatives and politicians, religious authorities professionals such as doctors, lawyers, scientists and anyone who related in this issue. Something have to be done...and quick...

  • I hope they are all in a better place now and can rest in peace. Here in Brazil the homophobia and transphobia are constantly growing. So sad.

  • These murderers were not born with this evil in their heart, they had to be taught it. Suppose all parents had enough courage to teach acceptance, love, and understanding to their children? But sadly so much hate is justified in the name of God.

    You Are Significant Because God Doesn't Make Mistakes or Junk

  • These murderers were not born with this evil in their heart, they had to be taught it. Suppose all parents had enough courage to teach acceptance, love, and understanding to their children? But sadly too much is justified in the name of God.

  • This is so sad No to homophobia and transphobia !

    ▼HOMOPHOBIAWATCH▼

  • We will remember them, I know I wont forget Ever.

  • Thank you for this video.

  • thank you for this video. one suggestion- some of the slides were not displayed for long enough to read all of the information on them, and i'm a pretty fast reader.

  • thanks for making this video. they all are sad, but what makes me most angry is that a small defenseless child was also killed because of peoples hate and ignorance. when will people come to understand we are no different from them and deserve to be here just as much as they do. may the souls of the dead rest in peace

  • thank you for this video. in tucson, we made kites for each transgender person who was murdered called the Made for Flight project. it's true, we remember every day.

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  • Thank you for this video - hope all these lovely souls do rest in peace now - wherever they are and are loved for who they are.

  • Thanks very much for this video. Very much needed.

  • Dear Monica,

    thank You for this moving video.

    Kindest regards, Anna Jonna, Iceland.

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