Subhaga Crystal Bacon

Nova in New Hampshire, 14—left school, walked down to the overpass,

climbed the 6’ chain link fence and leapt into eastbound traffic.

Bullied and harassed at school.

As was Myles in New Jersey, 17, ridiculed about his appearance and clothing and subjected

to slurs, referring to him as “she” and that “he would never be a male.”

Levi in Massachusetts, 17, was intersex. His body appeared female,

but his DNA was male. He died in terror of how society treats transgender persons.

Moe Moore, Black, trans, and 18, drove into the Ohio River.

Nothing more reported.

Gwen Gatewood, a chronic disease at 14, a colostomy in ninth grade.

Coming out as trans at 19, the world against her, died at 22.

Adalyn Anderson, confident in who she was and not afraid to show it,

could no longer go on at 24.

Henry Berg-Brousseau, 24, son of a Kentucky State Senator, This hate

building across the country weighed on him.

Kayleigh Scott, a flight attendant for United, was its poster child for diversity. Once her life fell

apart, found a lack of support while she tried to cope, died at 25.

Morgan Dee, 32, her sister said, was trans, and anxiety about society

contributed to her loss. Our loss.

Catherine Wheeler, 35, died peacefully her obituary said. A private memorial

at a later date. To honor her, consider Gay Community.