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Transgender Awareness Week

appalstudies
Nov 16, 2022
1 min read

Transgender Awareness Week, also known as Trans Awareness Week, is observed every year from November 13-19 and leads up to the Transgender Day of Remembrance on November 20 -- a day to memorialize victims of transphobic violence.


ASA acknowledges and remembers transphobic violence, and celebrates and uplifts trans identities in our organization. Please continue to support and learn about the Transgender community, particularly in Appalachia.

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maxthongxinzhao
Sep 19

I appreciate the insights shared on Transgender Awareness Week. How can we better integrate these discussions into everyday conversations? It reminds me of how communities form around shared experiences, much like in gaming environments at paper minecraft.

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Noah Bennett
Sep 11

Me parece acertado que se explique el tema desde un punto de vista informativo. Quienes consultan loteria nacional pueden beneficiarse de tener fechas, resultados y detalles del sorteo presentados de manera sencilla. Así es posible encontrar rápidamente la información buscada sin tener que revisar demasiadas páginas.

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starlias123
Sep 05

Birthday wishes can express hope that the coming year brings more reasons to smile, celebrate, travel, learn, and enjoy life.

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moha selena
Sep 03

A meaningful reminder to stand against transphobic violence and continue building a more inclusive and supportive clicker games community.

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mark tan
Aug 06

It’s good to see ASA explicitly honoring Trans Awareness Week and remembering the victims of transphobic violence on November 20. By the way, I keep a free transmission fluid reference guide I like to share: https://transmissionfluid.net/

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