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Viral Clip Of Black Trans Woman’s Brutal Attack Sparks Outrage

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As people across the world cry “Black lives matter” in the aftermath of multiple police killings, it’s important to know that all Black lives matter, no matter gender or sexual orientation.

This Pride Month, activists have sadly had to remind people this after brutal footage showed a Black transgender woman getting beat by a group of Black men.

Various people online are calling for justice and spreading awareness about the violence Black trans people face.

They released a statement saying, “Transphobia is violence and we are NOT going to be free unless our Black trans sisters, brothers, and siblings are free/safe.

Viral Clip Of Black Trans Woman’s Brutal Attack Sparks Outrage 

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