Fighting hate and discrimination on National Transgender Day of Remembrance
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The Fairport Lift Bridge was lit Monday night in recognition of National Transgender Day of Remembrance. (Photo: WHEC/Robert Sheppard)
Monday was the National Transgender Day of Remembrance, and advocacy groups in Rochester held a “Transcending Hate Town Hall” at ImageOut on North Goodman Street.
The goal: addressing hate and discrimination.
As part of the Day of Remembrance, the transgender flag was flown over the state Capitol, and landmarks across the state — including the Fairport Lift Bridge — were light pink, white and blue.
“The main focus on Transgender Day of Remembrance is to bring visibility to the lives lost in the transgender/gender-nonconforming community,” said Javannah Davis.