ABC News’ Take on L.A. Fires: Transgender Residents Hardest Hit!

ABC News said that the Los Angeles trans community has “the biggest blow” from the recent deadly wildfires due to the “destroying safe spaces built with love and care to support healing.” It is reported that it was.

The claim is that as three “transient” homes burn out, transgender residents are more likely than other residents after thousands of homes, churches, libraries, grocery stores, community centers and businesses are lost That means I suffered a lot.

The “in transition” home was not unique even to transgender residents. They were also a half-baked home for those who were recently released from prison and for homeless people LA looking to move from the streets.

ABC It has been reported:

Among the most challenging hits were transgender and non-binary residents of housing programs in transition.

For them, fire brought about the destruction of a safe space built with love and care to help them heal.

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The three homes damaged by the fire include important recovery services including substance use treatment, mental health support and gender-affirming care for individuals who have recently been released from prisons and prisons or those experiencing homelessness. provided.

advocateLGBTQ+ theme publications, It has been reported Last month, the transgender community was affected by the loss of a restaurant in Altadena, which hosted a “Trans Pizza Party” event.

But the ABC story goes further than the story about how a particular community was affected, attempting to make a trans individual the only real victim of the fire.