Some institutions across the nation will mark March 31 as” Transgender Day of Visibility,” which is a holiday observed by some Americans on Easter Sunday.
On March 1, the Chancellor’s Committee for the Status of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Persons at the University of Illinois Chicago announced it would be celebrating the liberal vacation. “]Transgender Day of Visibility ] is dedicated to celebrating trans people and raising awareness of the job that is still needed for transgender equality”, the group’s concept state.
Additionally, the committee notes that” [n]ot using a transgender person’s name or nouns is another type of disrespect toward trans people.” As for, the group informs the university community that” ]if] you face people not using a transgender person’s name or nouns, check in with the transgender people, destroy contact and speak up”.
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This Sunday has also been designated Transgender Day of Rankings by the Office of the President for the University of Massachusetts System.
Transgender and non-binary people around the world are recognized on the occasion of Transgender Day of Visibility ( TDOV), according to the website of UMass President Marty Meehan, a former Democrat congressman.
The government’s office even features” Ways to Support the Transgender Community”, which include an extensive list of frequently used nouns, in addition to a” Dictionary of Transgender Words” compiled by the far- left LGBT volunteer, GLAAD.
Not all schools are restricted to liberal states, which will be recognizing Transgender Day of Visibility.
On March 31, the University of Kentucky College of Public Health will also “celebrate and show support for the lives and contributions of trans people and uplift the voices of those in the community.”
On Easter, not just universities are embracing transgenderism.
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors in Virginia voted 9-0 to designate March 31 as” Transgender Visibility Day” on March 19.
Supervisor Jimmy Bierman commented after reading the proclamation at a board meeting,” I’m just very happy that we’re recognizing a community that has too often been pushed into the shadows, and celebrating yet another community within our diverse tapestry here in Fairfax County.” ” We really are one Fairfax and we want to make sure that everybody who’s a part of our community feels welcome, feels loved, and feels empowered”.
The Metropolitan Community Church of Northern Virginia” Senior Pastor” Emma Chattin, a transgender activist, and gave in to the supervisors for a portion of the time during the meeting. With Chattin, the only Republican board member who was absent from the meeting, all nine Democrat supervisors also posed for photos with him.
The board of supervisors, which is the county’s primary governing body, has a significant influence on public education policy.
Fairfax County Public Schools ‘ website lists numerous resources for the “LGBTQIA + school community”. In 2021, the Fairfax County School Board formally established June as” Pride Month” and passed a resolution designating October as “LGBTQ History Month.”
After decades of Republican dominance, Fairfax County, one of the wealthiest counties in the country, has evolved into a Democrat stronghold.
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Last year, U. S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona affirmed his support for the occasion.
We must show transgender students that we see them and that we support them on Transgender Day of Visibility and every day, he said. We are aware that many students who are transgender, non-binary, and gender non-conformist face difficulties that can affect their mental well-being and ability to succeed in school because of the hostility and hostility they face.
