Loud, proud, and persistently fabulous: The art of resistance in Trump's transphobic era
As Trump "celebrates" 100 days since his inauguration, it is also a reminder of the need to show up and counter the hate, fear, and violence.
April 30, 2025
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As Trump "celebrates" 100 days since his inauguration, it is also a reminder of the need to show up and counter the hate, fear, and violence.
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