14 Essential Blog Posts on the Transgender Day of Remembrance

Wednesday, November 20, 20224 is the Transgender Day of Remembrance.

The Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDoR), also known as the International Transgender Day of Remembrance, has been observed annually from its inception on November 20 to memorialize those who have been murdered as a result of transphobia. The day was founded to draw attention to the continued violence directed toward transgender people.

Here are the posts and/or content on this blog that I think you should read this year for TDoR.

Q&A With Admiral Rachel Levine, M.D. on Transgender Youth (2024)

Since 2020, We Have Tracked the Violent Deaths of 36+ Trans Youth, 21 and Under. (2024)

The Researchers: A Closer Look at the Search for Missing and Murdered Trans and Queer People (2024)

Watch This Video: Somali Born Trans Woman Fought To Tell Her Story After Being Shot and Paralyzed in 2022. She Died Earlier This Month Ohio. (2024)

Deconstructing Jessi – Why Pgh’s Lesbian Community Owes One Woman an Apology (2007)

Gender Identity Imploded Local Queer Women’s Community in 2007 #LGBTHistoryMonth (2017)

14 Year Old Trans Girl Brutally Murdered in Western Pennsylvania (2024)

Black Trans Woman Amäriey Lèį (Myara) Shot to Death in Pittsburgh on New Years Day (2022)

Q&A With Trans Neighbor About TERF/Transphobic Stickering in Pittsburgh’s East End (2022)

Back to School Q&A with Trans Activist Daniel, 16, of Lakeview School District (2018)

Celebrating #TDOV with 64 Trans Stories from Western Pennsylvania (2019)