Activists in Boston mourning the deaths of Black transgender women Rita Hester and Chanelle Pickett in the 1990s launched an annual event that calls for an end to violence against transgender people.
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‘You’re always inside with us’: Crowd joins Transgender Day of Remembrance in central Vancouver
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