SF's Trans March attendees advocate for safer world amid rising fears with Trump Administration

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The San Francisco Trans March attracted thousands, advocating for transgender rights and a safer community ahead of Pride celebrations. Organizers emphasized the event's significance due to rising fears related to the Trump Administration's stance on transgender issues. Participants like Sabrina Naves and Kira Findling expressed their commitment to visibility and resilience, asserting that the transgender community is strong and here to stay. Jason Ewbank highlighted the necessity of showing support, while trans therapist Sky Apriletti noted an uptick in trauma among trans youth and their families. Apriletti called for unity, stressing that joy is a right for everyone.

Melissa Gutierrez encapsulated the march's message, declaring, "We deserve the same rights as everybody because we humans, we all have a heart. " The event underscored the urgent need for advocacy in light of increasing discrimination. As the community celebrates, they remain resolute in their fight for equality and recognition.

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