Book & film reviews, and more from Amy Walker, a trans, disabled writer and reviewer from the UK.
Saturday, 22 August 2015
Homeless Man Charged in Brutal Beating of Philadelphia Trans Woman
Philadelphia policed have released a statement reporting that a 53-year-old trans woman was brutally attacked and hospitalised on the 18th of August and still remains in critical condition.
The attack was reportedly captured on CCTV surveillance, where the victim is seen to be repeatedly punched and nicked whilst unconscious. Philadelphia police also reported that after the victim 'lay motionless' on the ground the attacker stomped on her head several times before making off with her purse.
Police have charged 22-year-old homeless man Marcus Jones with the attack, and stated that he has in the past committed two similar crimes, on against a 61-year-old male and another against a 48-year-old woman.
Police have not commented on the motive behind the attack, though it is entirely possible based on the previous attacks that it was not motivated by the victims gender.
The police department did not initially report the victim as being transgender as the Philadelphia Police have instigated a new policy on appropriate gender pronoun usage. 'She identifies as a black female,' Deputy Commissioner Kevin Bethel said, 'so we'll identify her as a black female'.
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Thursday, 20 August 2015
Why Is It Taking A Celebrity Saying Something For The Media To Hear Trans Voices?
Chances are if you're reading this then you're somewhat familiar with the frightening statistics of trans women being murdered, the fact that it's increasing not just in number but in frequency, that with four months of the year left the figures in America are already higher than the whole of 2014.
Even before the figures reached the numbers that they're currently sitting on the trans community have been saying that things have been getting worse for a while. We've been calling it a state of emergency for months. But in all that time we've been ignored. The statistics have been swept under the carpet and our thousands of voices have been silences. The media doesn't want to know.
If anything, the media have been making things worse for our community. They've been reporting our victims with incorrect names and pronouns, refusing to acknowledge them as their true gender. We've been vilified, the past of murder victims poured over for any ting infraction in their past to paint them in a poor light. The media doesn't want to know, but when it has been getting involved they've been working against the community.
Today seems to be different though, all I've been seeing is headlines about the 'State of Emergency' that the transgender community is going through. Great, the media finally heard us and has started to tell our story. Oh, wait, it's only because a celebrity has said the same thing.
Okay, yes, the celebrity in question is Laverne Cox, and I'm not having a go at her in any way because I think not only is she a great actress but she's doing great things for the trans community. No, my problem is with the media, which is really ironic for someone in the media to say but please bear with me here.
My issue is this, if thousands of transgender and gender non-conforming people are taking to social media to say that things are at the worst we've seen in a long time, that our people are dieing in the streets why are our points ignored until a celebrity says the same thing?
It's not just this time either, a few weeks ago the trans community began to campaign against the new Stonewall film for whitewashing and ciswashing history. We were called complainers, troublemakers, idiots and a whole host of much worse words, but we weren't listened to, then I saw news sites being to change their tune when celebrities began to say the same thing as us, especially cis celebrities such as Mara Wilson. Mara Wilson herself even questioned as to why her opinion on the matter was even considered to be 'news'.
Once again, why were tens of thousands of trans women saying something that made the media either ignore us or label us as 'bad people', yet as soon as a celebrity joined the fight suddenly our cause might have a bit of weight to it?
Because without backing the trans community is looked at as 'crazy'. We cause a fuss about nothing, our views are strange and pointless unless a famous person gives us a seal of approval. Even our cis allies get ignored until that point that a celebrity starts singing the same tune.
The trans community don't just kick up a fuss about nothing, our history gets erased, our health care is denied to us, our right to use the bathroom is fought over, our people are being killed. These aren't petty little squabbles that should be brushed off and ignored until someone with a louder voice joins us. If tens of thousands of people are saying something, you need to start paying attention to what they are saying.
If it wasn't the trans community going through this the media would be reporting it a hell of a lot more, but because it's us we've got to wait until someone on TV gives us the thumbs up before our points are even considered.
Trans people are getting more of the spotlight than we have in the past, but we're sure as hell not being listened to or respected yet. Far from it.
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Wednesday, 19 August 2015
Pizzeria Offers Backhanded Apology For Using 'Tranny' in ad Campaign
David DeSantis, owner of Jammin Pie, a Cobb County pizza restaurant, has issued an 'aplogy' after coming under fire for running an advert using the transphobic hate word 'tranny' that openly mocked trans people.
The ad in question was released on Facebook and featured an image of a frozen pizza and the caption 'If you can't tell the difference between delivery and DiGiorno, there's a good chance you've been fooled by a tranny once or twice too'.
A day after the image went on line the Atlanta-based Health Initiative, which works closely on LGBT+ health care issues, called DeSantis out on his advert, calling the image 'disparaging' and asking for their supporters to express their disgust with the restaurant;
'TAKE ACTION: This type of disparaging language and attitude contributes to the poor treatment trans & gender-nonconforming individuals receive on a daily basis, ranging from employment & health care scenarios to simply feeling safe in public spaces. Please call The Jammin Pie in Kennesaw at 770-792-8989 and let them know exactly how you feel about this post. #DeliverThis #HateIsNotATopping'
DeSantis' initial response was not one of understanding or regret, rather trying to justify his actions as being a 'joke';
'This is a classic example of someone who needs to get a sense of humour... To say that I don't support freedom for gays, trannies, heteros, homos, martians, plutonians, and even for politicians is absolutely absurd... But I do have a sense of humour and this is funny... This is the example of what I mean when I say that I am non PC... Get a clue and know who to hate dumba$$... is calling you a narrow minded idiot who tangled with the wrong business hate? maybe all my customer should take action and point out that you don't know what the crap you are talking about.'
Despite his claims of being 'non-PC' Desantis and his restaurant have a history of showing support for the LGBT+ community, even changing their profile picture to the rainbow flag the day after the U.S. Supreme Court legalised same sex marriage.
After being pressed further DeSantis did chose to release an apology;
'So here we go... walk a mile in another man's shoes... did it all night last night, stiletto pumps are a bitch btw... i am a kind good man that likes to laugh with everyone at my shop and I guess as of yesterday the only time in the future I use the word tranny, it will be in reference to automatic or manual and if you were offended i truly apologise as this comparison of the T word to the N word has shed new light on my personal understanding of your feelings... the problem that I have is the reverse hate and how quickly people want to tie a person to a stake and toss a match. I also think The Health Initiative is full of sh!t Nazi crap... your a propaganda machine at best as a responsible organisation truly missions with education would have at least called me and educated me before trying to end the lively hood of a good man with great kids and a kind hearted blessing of a wife and a store full of staff of all races sexual orientations religious beliefs but with a common denomination of being good hardworking people... your post was a shot at trying to gain viral attention and unscrupulous in nature... Coexist is what TJP has always done and with action not words... our menu is Halal friendly, our support of children and local causes has stretched me to the point of personal poverty believe it or not, but I continue to give and know in the end God will provide a penitent man...
Our sales were higher than ever last night so I am not saying this out of need... in my conservative area this post might actually hurt me... but non the less here it is, from the heart, as always. Nothing I do is driven by the dollar and I always put myself last... My poor wife had her honeymoon and promised first anniversary vacations both donated to charity because we felt causes outweighed our need for a trip... We live our support everyday... Before you throw your stone now... it's time for YOU to walk in my shoes and if you can't back up your verbal venom with actions, then you are a hypocrite and your mission is not education or the promotion of human good will... your on a witch hunt and have negated your validity as a person trying to forge a positive future and you bring shame to your cause... TJP DemonDave'
I'm sorry, but that's just not good enough. To attack a group or organisation who called you out for your poor actions is not apologising, if anything this is the perfect example of how to apologise without ever saying sorry. This statement is full of 'woe-is-me' crap about how he suffered due to having his bigotry called out, full of 'I'm a nice guy don't judge me' statements by outlining how he's 'suffered' over the years by doing good and even dares to suggest that people need to 'walk in my shoes'.
Well no Mr DeSantis, but you're full of crap. When you're making 'jokes' about an incredibly marginalised group, helping to reinforce stereotypes that trans women are trying to 'fool' men and use one of the worst slur words at your disposal we shall not be taking a walk in your shoes.
Maybe you should try taking a walk in our shoes, a walk full of people who stare at you in the street, who shout abuse at you, where doctors refuse to help you, where family turn their backs on you, where we get attacked and even killed. Maybe once you've experienced the fear of not knowing if you're going to survive every time you leave your home we can talk.
I don't care if you think it was 'funny' or not, by spreading 'jokes' like that you are adding to the oppression and hate that the trans community suffer every single day.
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Tuesday, 18 August 2015
Trans Woman Tamara Dominguez Murdered in Missouri; Victim 17
Just days after the tragic loss of three transgender women of colour another name is being added to the ever growing list of trans women killed simply for being who they really are.
Tamara Dominguez from Kansas City has become the latest transgender woman to be killed, bringing the current total in the US to 17, almost 50% more than the whole of 2014.
Dominguez was seen by witnesses stepping out of a black SUV when the driver then hit her with the vehicle. According to all eyewitness accounts he then ran her over at least two more times. In a bizarre twist police are not labelling the attack a hate crime, despite the driver running her over with his vehicle multiple times.
Her family and friends have been laying flowers and messages of love at the scene of the brutal crime.
Tamara's death brings the number of trans people murdered in the US this year to a new total of 17, all of them women, most of them trans women of colour..
Rest in peace Tamara.
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Monday, 17 August 2015
3 Trans Women of Colour Reported Murdered in 24 Hour Period
Normally when we lose a trans person I try to write an article about them, I try to give each of them some time in the spotlight of what I'm writing. I share their name, I spread the story of how they died. This time though it's a little different.
On Saturday morning I did my normal check through my social media and news messages to catch up on what I missed during the night. I was saddened and shocked to find out that not one, or even two, but three trans women were being reported as muredered.
Elisha Walker, Ashton O'Hara and Kandis Capri.
Elisha Walker, aged 20, went missing last year, her body was found in a 'crude grave' in Johnston county, North Carolina.
Ashton O'Hara, aged 25, was found murdered in the same park in Detroit where Amber Monroe was found killed just the week before.
Kandis Capri, aged 35, was shot to death outside of her friends apartment in Phoenix.
Despite the fact that the three women were killed at different times their murders were all reported within the same day, a day that is going to sit heavy for many in the transgender community.
The loss of these three women bring the total number of trans women killed in the United States to sixteen. The total number killed in the US last year was only twelve. We're at sixteen and we've still got almost a third of the year left to go. Things aren't getting better.
There are many people who are saying that things are getting better for the trans community. Transgender celebrities like Janet Mock, Laverne Cox and Caitlyn Jenner are making the headlines and putting a positive face on the community. Laws are changing to make things better for us. We're becoming seen as regular people, not the 'monsters' society used to paint us as. It's all great for the trans community right now.
Except, it's not. We're becoming more visible in the public eye yes, but everything else is getting worse for us. The rate of murder of trans people, and particularly trans people of colour, is rising. We're facing numerous anti-trans laws and legislation designed to strip us of our rights. We can be openly discriminated against with little to no repercussions for those that do. We have trouble receiving much needed medical care and treatment. We have our history erased in popular culture. We get mocked and attacked in the street.
So what I want to say to cis people right now is this, the trans community is strong, it has to be. We'll come back from all of these adversities, and come back stronger, but don't for a second think that things are okay for us right now. We are facing hardships and threats that we don't deserve. We're being denied our human rights, we're facing violence and discrimination. We're being killed in the streets like animals.
It has to stop, but we can't stop it on our own. You need to help us. Challenge those who would mock us, vote against anti-trans laws, complain about trans erasure, stand up to those who would wish us harm.
The trans community is made up of fighters, we will fight this, but please don't let us face it alone.
The average life expectancy of trans people is 38. 38 years old. That's nothing. Through suicide, ill health and murder our expected time alive is less than 40, the age where apparently 'life begins'. That statistic terrifies me, and it should terrify you too. It should enrage you. Why do trans people have such short lives? Why are they dieing so young? Because of everything we have to face. Because we're being murdered.
Media still reports on the murder of trans people whilst mocking us. They use our past names and pronouns, they try to find criminal activity in our past to show that we were not 'innocent'. They show less concern for our growing murder rate than they do the killing of a lion.
I know I might get some backlash for saying that, everyone seems to love Cecil the Lion, but think about it, really, in the weeks since the whole Cecil thing what have you heard about more in the news or on social media, a lion being killed or the half dozen trans women killed? I'm betting a lot of you are going to have to say the lion if you're being honest.
And that's part of the problem, the media is quicker to latch onto a story such as that and run with it for weeks or more than murdered trans women because one is looking at the crimes of an individual and the other is looking at the crimes of a whole community.
It's easy to look at one person who everyone can vilify and say 'well I'm better than that, I'm a good person' than looking at the systematic abuse of a whole minority that would make people have to take a very hard look at their own behaviour.
I'm not saying that everyone is to blame, that would be unfair and untrue, but most of you are playing a part in what the trans community are facing. You might not be the ones shooting us, stabbing us, beating us to death, but you're adding to the hardships we face.
If you ignore the anti-trans laws being proposed as 'not your problem', then you're helping towards our oppression. If you laugh at a TV show that makes a tranny joke, you're helping towards our oppression. If you see a trans person being harassed and do nothing, you're adding to our oppression. If you use the wrong names or pronouns, you're adding to our oppression.
Don't be one of those people that makes our lives harder. Don't be one of those people that helps lower our life expectancy. Change your attitudes, challenge our oppressions, stand as an ally. We're going to keep on fighting because we don't have a choice. We're going to keep being abused, we're going to keep being killed, but if you help us maybe that can one day stop.
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Thursday, 13 August 2015
'Pretty Little Liars' Big Villain Reveal is Transphobic and Hackneyed
For the past six seasons ABC drama 'Pretty Little Liars' has been stringing the audience along in a mystery that has been plaguing the audience since the show first hit screens back in 2010. Who is 'A'? For those not in the know, A is a mysterious figure that has been plaguing the 'heroes' of the show since the very first episode in a campaign to destroy their lives.
On Wednesday the identity of the big villain of the show was revealed. A was in fact Charlotte 'CeCe' DiLaurentis, and that in the past Charlotte was Charles. Yep, the show has revealed not only who the villain is, but they've gone with the old villain is transgender trope. Well done ABC, you've managed to stoop incredibly low on this one.
Now, the shows producers and writers have come out as saying that the character of CeCe comes from a 'crazy' family, and that all of her actions and her past have nothing to do with being transgender, simply from her upbringing and the way her family is.
I'm sorry, but that excuse just isn't good enough. It doesn't matter what the characters past is, how 'crazy' her family is or the things they have done. People are not going to see this reveal as being 'because of her crazy family', they'll be seeing it as the 'evil tranny' trope.
It's been done so many times in the past, from the Bathtub Killer serial killer from CSI, who not only featured as the franchises very first murderer but also became 'arch-nemesis' of the lead, to Einhorn in Ace Ventura, which resulted in causing men to vomit, and even Buffalo Bill in Silence of the Lambs who kidnapped and skinned women to make a women suit. And these are the first three examples I can think of off the top of my head.
Film and television have a very dangerous past of portraying trans people, and trans women especially, in one of three main roles; murder victims, sex workers and killers/criminals. It's only been fairly recently that trans women have been cast as 'regular' people, i.e. a role where their being trans does not define who they are.
I know that 'Pretty Little Liars' is something of a 'fluff' show for a teen audience, but that doesn't mean that they shouldn't put any thought into the types of characters that they are putting on screen. They've not made a villain who also happens to be transgender, they've made a villain who shows that transgender people are bad. That may not have been their intention bu that's the result they're going to get.
Having the 'big bad' turn out to be trans isn't just ill thought out, it's offensive. They've taken a list of negative stereotypes and checked off each and every one of them. The character spent time in a mental institute; trans people are crazy. The character lied throughout the show; trans people are deceivers and can't be trusted. The character transitioned to help with their plans; trans peoples identities aren't real. The character set out to hurt people; trans people are dangerous. Every negative stereotype and device to make a trans villain are used.
If the writers and producers wanted a trans character, why make her the villain? In a world where the number of trans women killed is increasing each year do you really want to promote the idea that trans women are not to be trusted, that we're out to hurt people for our own psychotic ends?
The shows writers managed, in one fell swoop, created a character that captures every negative stereotype in one, that reinforces all of the right wing anti-lgbt+ propaganda and actively hurts the trans community.
Trans health care is appalling, the odds of a trans person finding a job or housing are incredibly low, and we're being killed on average every 29 hours. Our life expectancy is less than 40. In a world like that do you really think portrayals like this help in any way?
You're not representing trans people. You're not helping our community. You're adding to a series of oppression and hate. You are keeping us out of health care, out of work and on the streets. You are helping people to kill us.
You should feel ashamed of yourselves and you owe the whole transgender community one hell of an apology.
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Wednesday, 12 August 2015
22 Year Old Trans Woman Shade Schuler Murdered in Dallas, Reported As Male By Police and News Networks
On July 29th police in Dallas, Texas found a body dumped in a field, the body was so badly decomposed that it has taken them two weeks to be able to identify the body. The body was that of 22 year old trans woman of colour Shade Schuler.
Despite finding Shade presenting in women's clothing when the police petitioned for help identifying the body they described her as male.
Unfortunately this misgendering has continued even now that Shade's identity has been confirmed, completely disrespecting her identity and her memory. Dallas Morning News this morning released a story describing Shade as male, along with the DPD news release on her story.
It was Trans Pride Initiative's Nell Gaither who confirmed that Shade was transgender.
'Several of us spent time verifying she was trans and trying to learn more this afternoon and evening,” Gaither wrote on Facebook Tuesday night. “Her name was Ms. Shade, and she was only 22 years old. … Our hearts and thoughts are with her family and friends who now must confront this unfortunate taking of life. May we find space in our hearts to celebrate her time with us and the lives she touched. May we find inspiration in this loss to work together, trans and cis alike, to end the violence that has taken so many of our trans siblings from us far too soon.'
Shade marks the 13th trans person to be killed in just the US alone this year, surpassing the number of killings in America for the whole of 2014.
The number of trans women, and trans women of colour especially, being murdered in on the increase, and the number of news reports that still refuse to give those women the respect that they deserve by addressing them with their correct names and pronouns is staggering.
These are women being targeted and killed for being who they are. They are not men. They have never been men. Stop disrespecting their memories, show them some common human decency and respect their memories.
Goodbye Shade, our hearts go out to you and your loved ones.
#HerNameWasShade
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Sunday, 9 August 2015
Amber Monroe Found Murdered, Becomes 12th Trans Woman Killed in US This Year
Reports have just become to come in this morning that twenty year old Amber Monroe has been found shot and killed in Detroit. Amber was a black transgender woman, making her the 12th trans woman to be killed in the US this year alone.
Her death was reported by Equality Michigan;
'The body of 20-year old Amber Monroe was found murdered in Detroit this morning. Early reports claim that she was shot, but information is still developing and no details have been released by the Detroit Police Department.
Amber was a black transgender woman barely 20 years old who studied at Wayne State University, and loved her friends and Vogueing.
“Our hearts are heavy with grief that we have lost another vibrant member of our community too soon. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of Amber’s family and friends whom she clearly loved deeply,” said Yvonne Siferd, Director of Victim Services for Equality Michigan.
“We have no idea yet whether this attack was fuelled by transphobia, but we do know that Amber’s murder is the 12th murder of a transgender woman in the United States this year, and the 10th murder of a transgender woman of colour. Transgender women, and especially transgender women of colour, are disproportionately affected by violence.
Her life was just beginning; I know that this loss will leave so many people with a hole in their lives and with more questions than answers. Let’s come together to celebrate her life, and work for real change so that our transgender sisters can be free from persecution. I know we can do better. We have to do better.'
Amber is the latest in an ever expanding series of victims of transphobic abuse and murder. The 12th trans woman killed in the United States since the beginning of 2015 she is also one of dozens of women killed globally.
Despite people's views that things are getting better for trans women, that we have more media representation, that our rights are increasing, the harsh truth of the matter is the number of trans people, especially trans women of colour, that are being brutally murdered simply for being transgender is not slowing down, if anything it is increasing.
Amber was a beautiful young woman, barely twenty years old, with her entire life ahead of her, yet she had that life cut short. I say this to myself every time I see one of these reports, every time I write that we've lost another of our beautiful sisters, but please let this be the last one. Please stop killing us.
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Friday, 7 August 2015
20 Years After Tyra Hunter Has Health Care Gotten Better For Transgender People?
It feels mildly appropriate that the 20th anniversarry of the death of Tyra Hunter has fallen on the same week that the #TransHealthFail hash tag has been highlighting the poor treatment transgender people have to face when dealing with medical professionals.
For those unaware, Tyra Hunter was a twenty four year old African-American transgender woman, who after being involved in a traffic collision as a passenger was left to die by emergency medical technicians and ER staff after they discovered that she was transgender.
Tyra was insulted and and received derogatory comments from both EMT's and hospital staff and had treatment withdrawn from her for nothing more than being trans.
The people responsible were found guilty in court in 1998 and Tyra's family was awarded compensation due to breaking of the Human Rights Act, negligence and medical malpractice.
Twenty years is a long way for society to progress, and many of you might be thinking that following what happened to Tyra things must be much better now right? Well, if the accounts of mistreatment highlighted by trans people just this week is anything to go by, no, things haven't got much better.
From the tweets that I myself have seen thankfully no one has spoken about anyone dieing due to negligence, but the sheer amount of disrespect, refusal of treatment and lack of compassion people have reported means that things aren't really too different now than when Tyra was left to die.
As reported in a previous article, trans people have been reporting numerous acts of being intentionally misgendered and dead named even after expressly telling medical staff correct names and pronouns. People have been publicly humiliated in front of other medical staff and the public. They have been refused treatment, even when asking for help with issues that have nothing to do with being trans. They have been told that they are simply delusional by psychologists and therapists.
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| Some of the experiences faced by trans people when applying for medical care. |
None of these things are what anyone should have to go trough when seeking medical treatment, especially when their have been proven cases, like Tyras, where it shows that people die because of treatment like this.
The world is patting itself on the back for how far we have come, for the progress of the LGBT+ community, for the new rights we have received. But no one wants to address an issue as massively important as trans people being allowed to suffer because medical practitioners simply have no concept of how to help us, or are letting personal prejudice cloud their view.
Tyra Hunter wasn't the first trans person left to die in her hour of need by people who swear oaths to preserve life, and she isn't the last. We can't delude ourselves, things haven't gotten any better for the trans community when our lives are on the line.
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Thursday, 6 August 2015
Historically Accurate Stonewall Film Needs Support
As much as the terrible whitewashing and trans erasure of the Hollywood version of Stonewall is a bad thing, and judging from the responses on line potentially the start of another trans/poc riot, one good thing that has come from it is the amount of people now talking about Stonewall and the real history that happened there.
The good news is, you're not the only pones who want a historically accurate film, and one is on the way. An independent film called 'Happy Birthday, Marsha!' is currently in the works and fill focus squarely on the trans women, drag queens and people of colour who actually played pivotal roles in the riots rather than fictitious white men.
Written, directed and produced by an actual trans woman of colour, Reina Gossett, and starring trans women of colour the film aims to be as historically accurate as possible and represent the people who were actually at the riots.
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| Directors Reina Gossett and Sasha Wortzel |
In a statement released by the film makers they say;
'We truly believe how we tell the stories of our heroes matters, so we are drawing upon our community to make this film because we have an opportunity to make a movie written, directed and produced by people living Sylvia & Marsha's legacy through our work. It's been 45 years since the Stonewall rebellion yet the leading role that street queens, trans women of colour and gender non-conforming people had during the riots hasn't received the recognition it deserves. By making 'Happy Birthday, Marsha!' we are seeking to change that.'
The film has been so dedicated to be as accurate as possible that they even sent out a casting call for actual trans people of colour to audition for the film, rather than recasting them to white actors or actresses.
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| The casting call sent out to find actual trans women to play important roles. |
Please, head over to their website and if you can donate to help the cause, and if you can't donate then share the message with others and get them the support they rightly deserve.
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