At least 10 transgender women of color have been murdered in the United States since June.

Today, on the Transgender Day of Remembrance & Resilience we honor their lives and mourn their deaths. These women - Kandy Hall, Zoraida Reyes, Yaz’min Shancez, Tiff Edwards, Mia Henderson, Alejandra Leos, Aniya Parker, Ashley Sherman, and another yet to be identified person – had their lives taken from them because they lived in this world that too often fails to value black, brown, and gender non-conforming bodies.

Started in 1999 to honor the life of Rita Hester – a black transwoman, who was murdered in Boston, Massachusetts – the Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) is a time to say the names of and reflect upon the lives of our trans brothers and sistersstatement, adding that it began looking at "his investments and trading activity related to Facebook" long ago, and as a matter of course.

"We had not heard such criticism from him before and wanted to determine if he had any financial motivation," wrote Elliot Schrage, Facebook's outgoing head of communications, in a post coincidentally dropped on Thanksgiving Eve. At the time, he accepted full responsibility for the decision and the ensuing fallout. "Mark and Sheryl relied on me to manage this without controversy."

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