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​Say Her/His/Their names (2018)

2018: As we enter the 3rd month of 2018, 7 trans women that we know of have been murdered and 2 have been injured in attempted murders. 

  • Phylicia Mitchell was killed on February 23 in Cleveland, Ohio. She was 46 years old.
  • Celine Walker was killed on February 4 in Jacksonville, Flordia, but due to misgendering by police and the media, she was not identified as a transgender woman until February 9. She was 36 years old.
  • Tonya Harvey, also known as Kita, was killed on February 6 in Buffalo, New York. She was 35 years old. 
  • Zakaria Fry was reported missing on January 18 and her remains were found on February 18 in Stanley, New Mexico. Roommate of Carrell Ray. She was 28 years old.
  • Carrell Ray was reported missing on January 18 and her remains were found on February 18 in Stanley, New Mexico. Roommate of Zakaria Fry. She was 70 years old.
  • Christa Leigh Steele-Knudslien was killed on January 5 in North Adams, Massachusetts. She was 42 years old.
  • Viccky Gutierrez was killed on January 10 in Los Angeles, California.


www.glaad.org/blog/glaad-calls-increased-and-accurate-media-coverage-transgender-murders-0
www.transnetworking.com/4thand5th/
http://www.transnetworking.com/transgender-woman-survives-murder-attempt-in-san-antonio-texas/ 
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  • Home
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  • Teaching
    • Teaching Philosophy >
      • Teaching Philosophy Essay
    • Courses >
      • Sample Course Syllabi
      • Course Descriptions
    • Student Artwork >
      • Two-Dimensional Design
      • Three-Dimensional Design
      • Sculpture
      • In the Studio
    • Professional Development
  • Artwork
    • Exhibitions >
      • Mott Art Faculty Exhibition -GFAC
      • STATUS 2019
      • Flint City Artists 2019
      • Flint: More than Just Water, and Exhibition
      • ArtPATH Lansing 2018
      • Lifeblood
      • Artists Treading Water
      • Nomadic Boarderlands
      • Second Skin
      • All They Survey
      • Liminal
      • Touching Life
      • intervals…interfaces…interstices
    • Suffer the little children series >
      • Suffer the little Children: Black Lives Matter Portrait Series
      • Suffer the little children, COVID-19 Portrait Series
      • Suffer the little children... War/Refugee Portrait Series
      • Suffer the little children...(Installations)
      • Postcards from the forgotten edge of forever
    • Selected Artwork >
      • Of Umbrellas & Votes
    • In Process >
      • Suffer the Little Children... In Process
      • Say Her/His/Their names (2018)
      • SAY HER/HIS/THEIR NAME
  • Publications
    • Books >
      • Flint Water Crisis
      • Lost In Media
      • Dissertation
    • Articles
    • Presentations >
      • Inclusive Language in the Remote Learning Environment
      • Pride Cupcakes
      • The Water Within LAND Conference 2-7-19
      • Facing College: Engaging International and Immigrant Students through a Collaborative Interdisciplinary Storytelling Project.
      • Seek & Find: Connections
      • Contemporary Artists as Stewardship
      • Act! Do Something
      • Wangechi Mutu
      • Ask me Why I'm RAD
      • Exploring ‘My Place(s) in this World’
      • Watching a Revolution
    • Speaking Engagements >
      • Multiple Identities, Two Cultures, One Voice: The Art & Activism of Contemporary Afro-Latina & Afro-Latinx-Q Artists
      • Don't tell me what to do: Creative Careers Vol. 1
      • The Aesthetic Lens: Engaging Sociopolitical Injustice Through Art
      • Artists Treading Water
      • Social Justice Speaker in Residence
    • Press >
      • Student Project
      • Donor Mural
    • CV
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