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November 13 of each year marks the start of a solemn week of reflection and self-flagellation by the Deplorable bigots in which we, as a collective, acknowledge the ongoing, never-ending Transgender Genocide that began in 1998 when a random Tranny of Color™ (TOC) — obviously the most special and treasured kind — got murdered.
“Trans Awareness Week,” also stylized as “Semana de Concientización Transgénero” for some extra Diversity™ flavor to try to get the Latinxes on board with the festivities, runs November 13-20, culminating in Transgender Day of Remembrance.
It’s basically the gender goblin version of 12 Days of Christmas.
Via Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) (emphasis added):
Trans Awareness Week takes place the week before Transgender Day of Remembrance on November 20. Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR), is an annual observance on November 20 that honors the memory of the transgender people whose lives were lost in acts of anti-transgender violence that year.
At a time when transgender people have become targets of extreme political discrimination and violence, it’s imperative that anyone who is interested in and invested in protecting a free society learn the facts about who trans people are, become educated about the realities trans people face, and understand that our collective equality is connected to the safety and freedom of people who are transgender…
Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) was founded in 1999 by transgender advocate Gwendolyn Ann Smith as a vigil to honor Rita Hester, a transgender woman who was killed in 1998.* The vigil commemorated the one year anniversary of Hester’s death and all the transgender people lost to violence that year. That initial event began the world-wide observance that is the annual Transgender Day of Remembrance.
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*One of the many ironies of this most sacred of days in this, Our Sacred Democracy™, is that the murder of Hester, the event that ostensibly sparked the whole holiday, remains unsolved, and there is absolutely no evidence that the motivation was anti-trans hate.
The backstory is basically as flimsy as Kwanzaa, which is why no one knows anything about the hero who inspired Trans Awareness Week in the first place.
Via NBC News (emphasis added):
By some stroke of fate, Rita Hester's death spurred the international movement Transgender Day of Remembrance. Every November since her death in 1998, reporters have called Hester's mother and sister Diana Hester to rehash the details and get updates on the case. And still, Hester's murder has never been solved…
Still, most transgender people can't tell you who Rita Hester was. Transgender history is rarely taught in schools, and trans issues remain largely underreported. Two decades after Hester's death, the U.S. is facing what advocates are calling an epidemic of anti-trans violence.
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Inconvenient counterfactuals notwithstanding, Democrat politicians are beside themselves each year, overcome with grief and solidarity, as they push out supportive virtue-signaling messages across legacy and social media, voicing support for the phantom victims of the Transgender Holocaust everywhere.
During this #TransgenderAwarenessWeek and beyond, I stand with the trans people who are feeling left behind. Several measures across the country restricting youth sports access, health care, and more passed despite significant progressive wins. I keep this flag outside my DC office year-round so people know that, regardless of their identity, they have a place here. I will keep fighting for you and for equality for the ENTIRE LGBTQI+ community.
— Suzanne Bonamici (@RepBonamici) November 13, 2026
Today marks the beginning of Trans Awareness Week. Our trans brothers and sisters deserve to live life without fear of discrimination and violence. As Co-Chair of the @EqualityCaucus, I’ll never stop celebrating our trans neighbors and protecting them from bigotry and hatred. 🏳️⚧️
— Rep. Mark Pocan (@RepMarkPocan) November 13, 2026
This Transgender Awareness Week, we celebrate the resilience, courage, and beauty of the trans community. Your lives matter, your stories matter, and your right to thrive and exist authentically is non-negotiable. We stand with you today and every day🏳️⚧️
— Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@RepAOC) November 17, 2025
