#rememberthenames

• One Year • •Alyssa Alhadeff, age 14 • Scott Beigel, 35 •Martin Duque, 14 •Nicholas Dworet, 17 •Aaron Feis, 37 •Jaime Guttenberg, 14 •Chris Hixon, 49 •Luke Hoyer, 15 •Cara Loughran, 14 •Gina Montalto, 14 •Joaquin Oliver, 17 •Alaina Petty, 14 •Meadow Pollack, 18 •Helena Ramsay, 17 •Alex Schachter, 14 •Carmen Schentrup, 16 •Peter Wang, 15 #RememberTheNames #parkland #oneyearanniversary That’s all. (at Parkland, Florida) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bt3ifIcHB9c/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=4d0czfj34bud

#JusticeForChikeshaClemons we are protesting April 30 and May 4 at the Waffle House Headquarters to demand justice for #ChikesiaClemons !!! Boycott all Waffle House nationwide!! Support your local small businesses!!! Go where your welcomed!! #boycottwafflehouse #blackwomenmatters #blacklivesmatter✊🏾 #callaction #rememberhername #rememberthenames #rememberwhoyouare

Vigil for victims of anti-transgender violence, The Castro Theater, premiere of "Boys Don't Cry," October 1999. Photo by Rink Foto. "Boys Don't Cry" told the story of Brandon Teena, a transman who, in 1993, was raped and murdered after being forced to reveal his assigned anatomy. "Boy's Don't Cry" brought increased visibility to the realities of anti-trans violence and Hilary Swank, who played Teena, won the Oscar for Best Actress in a Leading Role. Chanelle Pickett, referenced by the demonstrator on the right, was a transwoman of color who was strangled to death at age 23; her murderer, William Palmer, who pled guilty, was convicted for simple assault and battery after employing what is commonly referred to as the "trans panic" defense. He served two years. The trans panic defense typically consists of the defendant recounting a sexual experience with the victim during which the victim's anatomical sex was revealed, prompting a panicked and murderous reaction; the shock, so the defense goes, is so great that the killing is justified. #lgbthistory #lgbtherstory #transhistory #gay #bi #lesbian #trans #pride #rinkfoto #transisbeautiful #stopantitransviolence #rememberthenames #brandonteena #chanellepickett #remembertheT @hilaryswank @chloesevigny Repost via @lgbt_history

Vigil for victims of anti-transgender violence, The Castro Theater, premiere of "Boys Don't Cry," October 1999. Photo by Rink Foto. "Boys Don't Cry" told the story of Brandon Teena, a transman who, in 1993, was raped and murdered after being forced to reveal his assigned anatomy. "Boy's Don't Cry" brought increased visibility to the realities of anti-trans violence and Hilary Swank, who played Teena, won the Oscar for Best Actress in a Leading Role. Chanelle Pickett, referenced by the demonstrator on the right, was a transwoman of color who was strangled to death at age 23; her murderer, William Palmer, who pled guilty, was convicted for simple assault and battery after employing what is commonly referred to as the "trans panic" defense. He served two years. The trans panic defense typically consists of the defendant recounting a sexual experience with the victim during which the victim's anatomical sex was revealed, prompting a panicked and murderous reaction; the shock, so the defense goes, is so great that the killing is justified. #lgbthistory #lgbtherstory #transhistory #gay #bi #lesbian #trans #pride #rinkfoto #transisbeautiful #stopantitransviolence #rememberthenames #brandonteena #chanellepickett #remembertheT (at Castro Theatre)