March 31st is Transgender Day of Visibility

Posted on Tuesday, 31 March, 2009 by Ouyang Dan

h/t A Book Without A Cover:

Every day, many transgender people live in fear simply because of who they are. Misunderstanding and gross stereotypes fuel discrimination and harassment in the communities where they live and in their workplace. Hamtramck has long been home to transgender people, living and working with all of us, but too often we don’t even know it.

About Ouyang Dan

otherwise known as Brandann R. Hill-Mann. a Pagan, Native American, (formerly) single mother, social justice activist, invisibly disabled, US Navy Veteran, from Almost Canada, Michigan, currently living in the Republic of Korea on Uncle Sam’s dime.
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