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10/18/2020

10/18/2020

***RESCHEDULED DUE TO THE HEAVY RAIN & WIND FORECAST TONIGHT*** We will announce a new date soon!

10/11/2020

09/23/2020

St.Louis is all to familiar six years later after the verdict came for Mike Brown Jr. We stand in solidarity with Louisville and will be meeting at Mike Brown memorial Saturday September 26th @ 4:30pm to prepare for a caravan ride! Yes this is kid friendly. 

09/16/2020

See you Saturday it’s beyond time

08/23/2020

Reminder, today at 7:00 come out and show your support!

Join us at the Trans Memorial Garden as we bring attention to the tragic and senseless death of Kiwi Herring.

Kiwi was a phenomenal mother, sister, friend and member of the community whose life was ended prematurely by St. Louis City Police on Aug. 22. 2017. This violence did not happen in a vacuum but due to the very real and serious transphobic that runs loose in our communities.

We will take this time to hear from Kiwi’s family and community members to deeply reflect on the last three years and how we as a community can truly love and support our black trans siblings.

08/21/2020

This upcoming Tuesday 8/25, see ya there!

***🗣CALLING ALL FOLKS IN MISSOURI TO MEET AT THE STATE CAPITOL, Tuesday , Aug 25th, AT 10:00am!!!! ***

THE TIME TO SHOW UP IS NOW! We need as many people from all area's in Missouri to show up. August 25th legislators will be debating and VOTING on Mike Parson's 6-points on violence in our communities. WE HAVE TO STOP THEM FROM CREATING LAWS THAT WILL ONLY REINFORCE MASS INCARCERATION AND CRIMINALIZATION.

08/19/2020

Join us at the Trans Memorial Garden as we bring attention to the tragic and senseless death of Kiwi Herring.

Kiwi was a phenomenal mother, sister, friend and member of the community whose life was ended prematurely by St. Louis City Police on Aug. 22. 2017. This violence did not happen in a vacuum but due to the very real and serious transphobic that runs loose in our communities.

We will take this time to hear from Kiwi’s family and community members to deeply reflect on the last three years and how we as a community can truly love and support our black trans siblings.