“We have seen a lot more hate: Trans people are already terrible

Now, after the comment and actions of Trump on the first day of his presidency, the crisis helpline of the group is again receiving a torrent of calls. Sixty-two percent of the incoming questions this week, the group is said to be from teenagers of the trans and gender between the ages of 14 and 17.

Callers expressed varying degrees of emotional and mental distress, often expressing feelings of hope and fear. One of the most common feelings shared is “my country does not want me to exist.”

While the actions of the Trump administration are causing a huge community for the huge community and their families, the construction of the attacks, be it final, have already arrived from the Trumps tarmats.

“We’ve already seen an uptick in hatred against the United States,” Pesca says. “We had someone come to our house last Tuesday and put a note in our mailbox that said, ‘It’s your dad now, he’s your president.’ You people no longer exist. ‘ So yes, they are definitely embolic.”

A trans pride flag they hung on their front porch was stolen twice in the space of a week. At his local grocery store, a supermarket, the people of the survivor at an adjacent table were talking about how much money they had that Trump had “reduced”

“Don’t always go to them, they always take – but damn them so put a miget on them, especially my teenage son,” Fisher lide.

And the attacks are also targeting groups that try to help the lgbtq + community.

“We’ve seen a lot more hate:” Lance Preston, executive director of the youth project “We received a lot of messages, Shit Crazy, Like ‘Trump is your president, now you all have to go. We don’t want you here. ‘ We get those in contact submitted to the forms every day and since the election that has just grown exponentially. It’s really sad.”

Some activists are also concerned that those who are still with the LGBTQ + community, could be too afraid to speak the new administration of Trump

“Every time something like this happens, we notapped supplending if we put it back down”, Chris Sederburg, who helps to transform people through the youth project “Not all, but many of them, because they are afraid of what It happens. They are afraid of what might happen to them or they might hate it.”

Sasurg, a trans man who works as a poor Truck, communicates with Trans Social societies and says that the response this week of “intense fear, immediate”.

For the teacher Jamie Anderson, a 40-year-old teacher, his biggest fear of his daughter of Trump 15 years to the daughter at dawn at dawn, which came out anyway last year, to make a traumatizing decision .

“My biggest worry is that he’s going back to living a lie, like not being who he’s meant to be,” says Jamie. “She’s happy now, she’s much happier than she was just before she came out. She was super depressed. We had no idea what was going on. And finally she comes and she’s all bubbly, wonderful, loving son “