International Transgender Day of Visibility

SOURCE npr.org
Rachel Crandall-Crocker, a psychotherapist and the executive director of Transgender Michigan, founded International Transgender Day of Visibility to celebrate the transgender and nonbinary community. The day falls on March 31 every year and has gained international recognition.

Key Points

  • International Transgender Day of Visibility was founded by Rachel Crandall-Crocker to celebrate the living members of the trans community
  • The day falls on March 31 every year and has grown into an international movement
  • Trans advocates around the world organize events such as rallies, block parties, and festivals to promote trans joy

Pros

  • Celebrates and raises awareness for the transgender and nonbinary community
  • Provides a day focused on the living members of the trans community

Cons

  • Trans people's rights have become increasingly restricted across the U.S. in recent years