Declare November 20, 2020 as Transgender Day of Remembrance
In Plain English
The city joins a national observance that honors transgender people who died from violence. Transgender Day of Remembrance occurs annually on November 20 to raise awareness about anti-transgender violence. The proclamation creates no new programs or spending.
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- Ashley Scarborough-GonzalezEmail
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