Peppermint

And it kind of started with the attack on drag.

Oh, yes.

We're like, we don't want drag queens reading.

We don't want drag queens breaking into our house.

We don't want drag queens, you know, scamming.

And they're not they're not doing any of that.

They're not.

They're in a dress at the thing reading a book.

but they were able to use that as their anti-trans introduction.

And people sort of like slyly moved over from drag issues to trans issues suddenly became about gender ideology and gender this and gender that.

And

Philosophically, theoretically, it does have harmful impacts that are longer lasting, but immediately it has devastating impacts for black trans women who don't have access and who aren't as institutionally secure.

And so that is...

That's a problem.

What what the thing that is the more devastating for me is that so many people spend so much time talking about the trans community on every channel.

It's like it's top of it's on the top 10 list for sure.

Maybe top five.

Obviously, top one in Oklahoma.

But what we're not doing is talking about the Black trans women who are viciously murdered brutally on a weekly basis.

We don't talk about their lives as if they have any value.