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Trans Day of Remembrance wasn’t invented by the US, it was invented by Black trans women. Black trans women in particular are murdered at alarming rates. Please stop talking about this, you clearly have never been involved with trans activism or know anything about TDoR if this is what you believe.

in memoriam

TDOR: In Memoriam | GLAAD

We remember the names of the transgender people whose lives have been lost to anti-trangender violence over the years.

GLAAD | GLAAD rewrites the script for LGBTQ acceptance.

Depends where you are in the United States… as well as your race and gender. Trans Day of Remembrance is a thing for a reason.

Just a couple posts down from this one in my feed: trans teen killed by her friend

Teen claims he killed his trans friend by "accident." Police think it was intentional. - LGBTQ Nation

Trans people are at a high risk of being victims of violence.

LGBTQ Nation
Small stores won’t have to compete with big grocery stores that come in and out of their neighborhood. You don’t understand what’s happening in SF

I do community organizing work with a nonprofit, there is no way that would cost over a million dollars, absolutely no way.

If you’re a grocer, you’d set up in San Francisco because you have a local investment in the community. Or could be a co-op. You’re missing the point of the law, SF doesn’t want to attract corporations. They’ve already been failing the city with speculative stores in huge lots that end up closing. Small businesses can’t afford to make those gambles.

Do what you will but everyone is going to call you creepy!

There is no way it costs $2 mil to set up a few meetings and write a report. It might cost extra money to a megacorp, because when they give people notice the store is closing, they could quit unless the store compensated them extra … and I’m all for workers having that right to leave a job that isn’t going to last.

If they’re operating at a loss, wouldn’t they close anyway? You’re talking about a business decision that only makes sense for a store that’s on the brink of closing anyway. So like, a few stores close a few months early? That’s the worst case scenario you’re talking about. And then any new store will have to set up with the intention to stick around.

With thriving businesses, I’m talking about new grocery stores. The bill does not cost nearly enough money to prevent someone from starting up a whole store

Grammar prescriptivism is racist, and tone-policing. You’re pretending you aren’t making the argument that you are making, and get whiny when someone calls you out.
It’s a creepy joke! Don’t make it!
that’s so creepy dude 😬
I thought Linux engineers would make a lot of money? Especially at your age?