Speak out when others try to silence us. True allyship means standing with us, especially when the spotlight fades.

We are here. We have always been here. And we are not going anywhere. 🏳️‍⚧️💙

Daniela A. Wolfe - Vice Chair, Davis County Pride

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Your joy, your struggles, your truth—they all deserve to be honored. Your joy and your truth is a revolution in itself.
To our allies:

Visibility isn’t just a celebration. It’s a call to action. Show up for trans people when it counts. Advocate for policies that protect us.

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But even in the face of that, we continue to exist. To thrive. To resist.
To our trans siblings:

We see you. Whether you’re out, questioning, or simply surviving in a world that doesn’t always make space for you—your existence matters. Your story is valid.

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Visibility is powerful, but it is not enough.
✨ Visibility must lead to action.
✨ Visibility must create safety.
✨ Visibility must be a step toward liberation.
For many trans people, being visible is a risk. It means being met with hostility, violence, or laws designed to strip away our rights.
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