Trans Day of Remembrance in 2021

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ℹ HashtagsCompiled on03:28	#TDOR, #TransDayOfRemembrance, #TDOR2021
Related Hashtags	#TransAwarenessWeek, #Trans
2021 Date	20 November 2021
2022 Date	20 November 2022

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Trans Day Of Remembrance in

Saturday, 20 Nov

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Trans Day of Remembrance in 2021

Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) seeks to honor the memory of victims that lost their lives due to anti-transgender violence. This day aims to raise awareness about the issues that the transgender community faces.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for Trans Day of Remembrance - in 2021

Updated 03:27

365 trans people have lost their lives to violence in the last year alone - the highest number on record. On Trans Day of Remembrance, we remember them all and recommit to taking action to end anti-trans hatred and bigotry. #TransDayOfRemembrance https://t.co/6SB6iONNJY
— Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP (@BellRibeiroAddy) November 20, 2021

Today is Transgender Day of Remembrance. Every year this day is a solemn one but this year is one of the bleakest in memory. According to the HRC, this is the deadliest year for trans women on record, with at least 46 violent trans deaths. https://t.co/wnjsxrqMCA
— AdequateEmily (@AdequateEmily) November 20, 2021

Transgender day of remembrance (TDOR) began in 1999 by transgender advocate Gwendolyn Ann Smith to honour the memory of Rita Hester, a transgender woman who was killed in 1998. It has become an important annual tradition to commemorate all those lost to anti-trans violence https://t.co/yJzR7N7YST
— Pitt Rivers - Beyond The Binary (@BeyondBinaryPRM) November 20, 2021

Trans Day of Remembrance is a day to reflect on the untimely deaths of trans people around the world. Murder of trans people disproportionately impacts trans women & femmes of colour. Reflect on what you can do to learn more or bring about change. #TDOR #TDOR2021 https://t.co/lPaCR9k0Wq
— Trans Actual (@TransActualUK) November 20, 2021

@VoteWithOurFeet I ripped every single one of these leaflets I saw at Murrayfield today and don’t understand how you can be this immeasurably cruel and devoted to it, especially on a day of remembrance for trans people. Funny that I felt harassed in those toilets by GC people. https://t.co/MRLevWvEN8
— Sarah-Louise Kelly (@slk_writes) November 20, 2021

Today is Transgender Day of Remembrance, a day of solidarity with the victims of a patriarchal society that marginalises, abuses and kills those that fail to conform to its binary norms. Be a trans ally. #TransRightsAreHumanRights #tdor2021 https://t.co/9oEdYvy4kG
— Billy Bragg (@billybragg) November 20, 2021

It's Trans Day of Remembrance today. I'll be thinking about the people I've known, and written about, who are no longer with us due to transphobia. I'll also be celebrating being alive and urge all trans people to do the same. Unapologetically. Their lives mattered and so do ours
— Paris Lees (@parislees) November 20, 2021

Today members of the resident team gathered in St Oran's chapel to mark Trans Day of Remembrance. Around the chapel there were 375 stones, each with a name of one of the trans people murdered in the past year We remember them. #TDOR https://t.co/wdnez0NaLw
— The Iona Community (@ionacommunity) November 20, 2021

On Trans Day of Remembrance we stop to think on all those lost, and recommit to creating a world where no-one should have to be in fear because they may be trans 🏳️‍⚧️💙💗💟💗💙🏳️‍⚧️ #TransDayOfRemembrance https://t.co/GJzbAeSYL7
— UofG LGBTQ+ Staff Network 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ (@uofglgbt) November 20, 2021

But the combination of this little disarmingly cosy moment with the knowledge that… it’s Trans Day Of Remembrance. (And it’s something I very much know and feel in the cells of my body today.)
— Lexi Venom, Agent of G.I.R.L (@LexiCrowley) November 20, 2021