Recent Press

  • A person's hand making a small cross gesture against a clear blue sky, wearing a wristband with pink and white stripes.

    A Trans-led Blueprint for Building Collective Power Under an Administration that Wants to Erase Us

    Non Profit Quarterly

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  • Graffiti art featuring a melting pink and blue cartoon character with three eyes, holding a pink heart, with the text 'Trans Joy Is Resistance' and 'Mars' written on a black background with star-like decorations.

    New SF Transgender District murals celebrate trans history, culture

    Local News Matters

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  • Group of seven diverse people standing on a city sidewalk, some making peace signs, smiling and posing for the photo.

    Service providers say: If City Hall slices, this is who gets hurt

    TLVoice

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  • Two murals on a building wall with people posing in front of them. The left mural shows the phrase 'Trans Joy is Resistance' in colorful letters and a cartoonish melting face with large eyes and a tongue sticking out. The right mural depicts a purple-skinned woman with curly orange hair, wearing a leopard-print top, holding a small object, with a fiery green dragon and grapes in the background. Two women are standing beside the murals, one on each side, smiling and pointing at the art.

    San Francisco Transgender Pride

    Axios

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  • Group of people marching in Pride parade holding rainbow flags and a large banner that reads 'RESISTANCE CONTINGENT' with additional LGBT pride symbols and rainbow colors, celebrating LGBTQ rights and diversity.

    San Francisco Pride this year balances "resistance" and "joy"

    SF Examiner

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  • A street performer in a sparkling purple dress performs on an elevated stage in front of a large crowd in an urban area with buildings and trees.

    Downtown San Francisco is hosting a series of free drag shows to celebrate Pride this June

    Secret San Francisco

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  • City street corner with buildings, traffic lights, and pedestrians. Visible signs include "Tenderloin Museum" on a gray building and a vertical neon sign for the "Tenderloin" district.

    Trans district, Tenderloin Museum mark 60th anniversary of Compton’s Cafeteria riot with TL Mardi Gras

    Bay Area Reporter

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  • Joy and resistance are intertwined

    Joy and resistance are intertwined

    TL VOICE

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  • San Francisco’s Transgender District Launches “Riot Fund” After Trump Cuts

    San Francisco’s Transgender District Launches “Riot Fund” After Trump Cuts

    Gay Express

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  • Reproductive, trans rights advocates find common cause

    Reproductive, trans rights advocates find common cause

    SF Examiner

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  • Brenda Walker: Remembering Martine

    Brenda Walker: Remembering Martine

    KQED

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  • Years before Stonewall, a cafeteria riot became a breakthrough for trans rights

    Years before Stonewall, a cafeteria riot became a breakthrough for trans rights

    Advocate

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  • SF Self-Defense Class Helps Transgender Community Build Bonds

    SF Self-Defense Class Helps Transgender Community Build Bonds

    KQED

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  • Committee forwards Turk and Taylor intersection landmark initiation to recognize Compton's Cafeteria history

    Committee forwards Turk and Taylor intersection landmark initiation to recognize Compton's Cafeteria history

    Citizen Portal

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  • Newsmaker 100: Breonna McCree

    Newsmaker 100: Breonna McCree

    San Francisco Business Times

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  • Finding Joy and Family in Ballroom Culture

    Finding Joy and Family in Ballroom Culture

    Assigned Media

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  • CBS News Bay Area: Afternoon Edition

    CBS News Bay Area: Afternoon Edition

    CBS (KPIX)

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