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A Day to Remember in the U.S AN INDEPENDENT VOICE FOR THE LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENDER COMMUNITIES OUT November 14, 2014 | Volume XII, Issue 14 been reported worldwide, with a hundred of those taking place A Day to Remember in the U.S. These numbers by no means demonstrate the full BY BILL REDMOND-PALMER hatred. The vigil reminds families, friends, gravity of the situation, as most The Transgender Day of Remembrance and loved ones that transgender people are transgender deaths are unre- (TDoR), held each year on November 20, was their sons, daughters, parents, friends, and ported or lost due to mis-gen- established in 1998 to memorialize transgen- lovers and invites their allies to stand in soli- dering. In addition, not everyone der and gender non-conforming people who darity with the transgender community. agrees on which types of deaths have been killed as a result of hatred, fear, On the importance of TDoR, Rev. David ought to be included in this kind and prejudice. The observance evolved from Carl Olson of the First Unitarian Church of of reporting. Some inconsis- a web-based project into an international day Baltimore writes, “When we gather for the tently reported causes of death of action, with observances in over 185 cities Transgender Day of Remembrance, we look include domestic violence, sus- throughout more than 20 countries. at the world as is really is – with both the pro- picious deaths, and suicide. TDoR raises awareness of hate crimes found horror of the many stories of transpho- Baltimore City saw two against gender non-conforming people, pro- bia’s victims, and the joy of a community’s brutal murders of transgender vides an opportunity to publicly mourn and resilience, beauty, and fortitude. From such a women in 2014. Kandy Hall, a honor the lives of those who might otherwise vantage point, we have the resources to bring 40-year- old hairdresser from be forgotten, and provides an opportunity to about change, with deep joy.” Annapolis, was murdered on express love and respect for transgender Since the last TDoR in 2013, more than June 3 of this year. Mia Hen- people in the face of national indifference and 1,400 deaths of transgender people have —continued on page 2 Hearts & Ears to Hold Town Hall on Pride There was a fair amount of criticism leveled at the Center for issues ranging BY STEVE CHARING from the new location north of the tradi- With the GLCCB (Glccb.org) having been tional Charles and Eager venue that had under fire for their running of Baltimore been the locale in past Prides to not hav- Pride, other organizations may be stepping ing the Sunday segment taking place at up to help. Hearts & Ears (Heartsandears. Druid Hill Park – another traditional site – org), a Baltimore-based non-profit for to a lack of inclusiveness in the planning. sexual and gender minorities with mental Former interim executive health issues, has scheduled a town director Kelly Neel said hall meeting at their headquarters ELECTION there was insufficient on November 21 at 6 p.m. as a Retrospect time to adequately first step to encourage other or- pages 4, 9 plan for Pride 2014 ganizations to pitch in. & 12 given the Center’s “This is not a hostile takeover of move to a new building Pride,” emphasized Hearts & Ears op- and the departure of the erations manager Omar Ellis. “Instead, it’s previous executive director, Matt Thorn. an attempt to bring other community orga- “We got started late in the game,” nizations to the table to have more repre- explained Neel during the July town hall sentation in the planning and execution of meeting. Dates had to shift, and a new Pride.” “footprint” to the Mt. Royal area required The GLCCB held a town hall meeting permits and added security. The decision to on July 28 to obtain feedback by commu- move the events was made before Neel as- nity members on the Pride events of the sumed her duties. Neel eventually resigned Pride 2014 credit: Steve Charing previous month. —continued on page 3 ‘We Must Have a New Approach’ NEWS // LOCAL A DAY TO REMEMBER – continued from page 1 • April “Ms. Dee” (Darren) Green, who held on November 20, at the First Unitarian was found stabbed to death. Church of Baltimore, 10 West Franklin Street. derson, 26, a brother of NBA athlete Reg- • Aiden Rivera Schaeff, who took his life The evening will begin at 5 p.m. with a recep- gie Bullock of the Los Angeles Clippers, was one month shy of his 18th birthday due to tion featuring original artwork by trans and murdered only a few weeks later on July 16. constant harassment and bullying which lead queer artists, curated by the Queer Artists Baltimore Police are still investigating both to massive depression. Collective at Maryland Institute College of Art murders, as well as the possibility of them be- • Tyra Trent, who was found strangled to (MICA), to be held in the First Unitarian par- ing connected. death in the basement of an empty Baltimore ish hall located at North Charles and Hamilton Other Marylanders who will be remem- Streets. bered on the Transgender Day of Remem- At 6 p.m. the sanctuary doors brance are: at West Franklin and North Charles • Chrissey (Marvin) Johnson, who died streets will open, and meditative music from multiple stab wounds. will provide a welcoming opportunity • Tacy Raino Ranta, co-founder of for centering and reflection. The inter- the Baltimore transgender support group religious procession and memorial Tran*Quility, who died of a gunshot wound. service will begin at 6:30 p.m. and will • Carla Natasha Hunt, who died from a include a reading of names of trans- gunshot wound to the head. apartment. gender people who have lost their lives to • Venus LaBeija (Marcus Rodgers), a • Tracey Johnson, who died of multiple violence and hate followed by a candlelight transgender rights activist, who was stabbed gunshot wounds. vigil. and set on fire, and succumbed to the burns • Kelly Young, was found suffering from a Music will be provided by performers a week later in the burn unit. gunshot wound, and was taken to a hospital including Rev. Sam Offer of the Unity Fel- • Angel (Dream Revlon Royale) who was where she died. lowship Church of Baltimore, the New Wave found dead in her home just days before she While not everyone remembered on TDoR Singers and Positive Voices. It will feature was to pass on the crown of Queen of Bal- self-identified as transgender, each was a vic- poetry written by members of the transgen- timore Pride. Friends and family believe foul tim of violence based on bias against gender der community and read either by the po- play was involved. non-conforming people. ets themselves or by readers selected by • Stacey (Jarrell) Brown, who died from a The 16th Annual Transgender Day of the poets. The theme for the service will be gunshot wound to the head. Remembrance service in Baltimore will be “Peace.” The event is being coordinated by indi- vidual and organizational members of the Transgender Response Team – a group of consumers, services providers and other stakeholders who work to tackle the barri- ers transgender Marylanders face to full and equal inclusion in society which collectively contributes to heightened risk for HIV for transgender people. The team is sponsored by the Maryland Infectious Disease and En- vironmental Health Administration. For more information online about the Baltimore TDoR event, including information about event sponsorship, visit Sites.google. com/site/tdorbaltimore/, or search for “Inter- national TG Day of Remembrance – Balti- more, Maryland” on Facebook. A “Rally for Peace” is being planned for Saturday, November 22 from noon to 2:30 p.m. with the location to be determined. See the website listed above for more informa- tion and updates. Names of Marylanders who died as a result of anti-transgender violence or bias that were submitted to j_brevelle@yahoo. com prior to 6 p.m. on November 17 will be included in the event’s printed materials. All others will be listed on the website. Submis- sions should include their name, date of death, place of death, and a brief description of the person. t Bill Redmond-Palmer is a long time com- munity organizer and advocate for HIV/AIDS and sexual and gender minority related is- sues. 2 t BALTIMORE OUTLOUD NOVEMBER 14, 2014 • BALTIMOREOUTLOUD.COM NEWS // LOCAL Chase-Brexton Starts Health Resource Center Drag Debuts Chase Brexton Health Care, the regional pri- inars, online resources, information about in Columbia mary care provider, has named Nate Swee- benefits and help for caregivers planning for ney, a former caregiver and administrator for their own future. The program currently oper- senior rehab, to serve as executive director ates in Washington, D.C., and 17 states. for its new LGBT Health Resource Center. “I am thrilled to maintain and expand Set to open in Chase Brexton’s Mt. Vernon Chase Brexton’s commitment to the LGBT location in spring 2015, the cente rwill help community,” Sweeney said. “I look forward LGBT individuals find and connect with ex- to working with the accomplished staff and pert services, including in the areas of medi- members of the community to provide new cal and behavioral health, gerontology, trans- services and connections to existing resourc- gender counseling, and more. The center will es for LGBT Marylanders of all ages.” also support other orga- Sweeney, 36, most recently served as the nizations in the region to assistant administrator at the Neighborhoods help them more effective- at St. Elizabeth for Catholic Charities of Balti- ly serve LBGT people.
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