
"[The] data continues [to show] a three-year trend in which transgender women, LGBTQ and HIV-affected people of color, and transgender people of color experienced a greater risk of homicide than other LGBTQ and HIV-affected people. These statistics demonstrate that the most marginalized LGBTQ and HIV-affected communities experience higher rates of severe violence. These same communities experience higher rates of homelessness, poverty, and job discrimination which can increase their risk of violence." National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs (NCAVP)
Transmisogyny is in full flower, part backlash of increased media visibility and human rights protections for trans, lesbian, ... Read More›