[Trigger warning for explicit discussions of murder and violence against transgender/nonbinary people.] Yesterday was the national Transgender Day of Remembrance, founded to honor Rita Hester, a transgender woman killed in Massachusetts on Nov. 28, 1998. Her murder has yet to be solved. There have been 81 reported murdered transgender people who have been murdered since Nov. 21, 2013. This number is only a fraction of those that have faced and/or died at the hands of violence. We hope you took time to reflect on what this day means to you, regardless of your gender identity. What this day says to you, as someone who lives in a world with millions of transgender and non-binary people, alive and dead. Yesterday hurt. Yesterday, as today, as every day, we remembered those we are fighting for. Those hurt, those murdered, those whose names and faces have been lost. Those who started this movement. Those who are this movement every day. Yesterday, we remembered our pain. Thank you to Islan Nettles. Thank you to Tiffany Edwards. Thank you to Cemia Dove. Thank you to Betty Skinner. Thank you to Nicole Kidd-Stergis. Thank you to Zoraida Reyes. Thank you to Kandy Hall. Thank you to Yaz’min Shancez. Thank you to Jacqueline Cowdrey. Thank you to Rosa Ribut. Thank you to Betty Skinner. Thank you to Brittany Stergis. Thank you to Elizalber Oliveira de Mesquita. Thank you to Rayka Tomaz. Thank you to Prince Joe. Thank you to Toni Gretchen. Thank you to Luana. Thank you to Paloma. Thank you to Cristal. Thank you to Thifani. Than you to Joice. Thank you to Sarita. Thank you to Juju. Thank you to Raíssa. Thank you to Tatty. Thank you to Alex Medeiros. Thank you to Paulete. Thank you to Camila Veronezi. Thank you to Lu. Thank you to Sarita do Sopão. Thank you to Andressa Pinheiro. Thank you to Rose Maria. Thank you to Vitória. Thank you to Paulete. Thank you to Marciana. Thank you to Nicole. Thank you to Giovana Souza Silva. Thank you to Mileide. Thank you to Valquíria. Thank you to Paola. Thank you to Çağla Joker. Thank you to Marcia Moraes. Thank you to Mia Hernandez. Thank you to André Luiz Borges Rocha. Thank you to Mackelly Castro. Thank you to Kellen Santorine. Thank you to Lele. Thank you to Dennysi Brandão. Thank you to Alejandra Leos. Thank you to Karen Alanis. Thank you to Marcela Duque. Thank you to Cris. Thank you to Marcela Lopez. Thank you to Mahadevi. Thank you to Bruna Lakiss. Thank you to Aniya Parker. Thank you to Gaivota dos Santos. Thank you to Géia Borghi. Thank you to Jennifer Laude. Thank you to Sara. Thank you to Aguinaldo Cláudio Colombelli. Thank you to Flávia. Thank you to Mary Joy Añonuevo. Thank you to Ashley Sherman. Thank you to Maicon. Thank you to Letícia. Thank you to Raquel. Thank you to Ariana. Thank you to Gizzy Fowler, murdered only 11 days ago. We love you. Thank you to every unknown trans boy, girl, woman, man, and person who has been the victim of a violence that they did not deserve, whose names we do not and cannot ever know because their bodies were beyond recognition. May you rest in power and in peace. Yesterday healed. Yesterday, we remembered our gratitude, love, and appreciation for those we have lost. We remembered all that they have fought for, and all that they have achieved. We remembered the transgender and nonbinary artists, physicists, playwrights, sex workers, filmmakers, doctors, cashiers, social workers, authors, actresses, computer programmers, educators, mothers, fathers, parents, activists, people. Yesterday, we remembered our beauty, our worthiness, and our incredible humanity. Today can heal. Please continue to share this petition. Please continue to start and engage in meaningful dialogues with those who may not understand what it is or why it is important. It is important. We are important. Y(ours) in love and solidarity. - Liz/Cricket/No and Nat [Trigger warnings for the attached YouTube video for mentions of murder, medical abuse, violence, suicide, and overall transphobia/transantagonism.]