30 Trans Visibility Day phrases that praise the LGBTIQA+ struggle

We are resistance and we will not give up our existence.

I had to let die a part that didn’t belong to me. That’s how I rose from the ashes and recognized my body.

Trans children and teenagers exist! What shouldn’t exist is your prejudice.

If the world were free, we could reinvent it. We would then be better prepared, less frustrated and more loved human beings.

It has long been said that I was born in the wrong body. Now it’s time for me to give my body a new meaning.

Linn da Quebrada

Life with respect, without prejudice or discrimination is everyone’s right!

Respect TRANSFORMS the world.

I’m transgender and that doesn’t mean I’m not loved.

Lana Wachowski

What your heart says is better than your birth certificate.

Genital doesn’t define gender, anatomy doesn’t define gender and you don’t define my gender!

Treat transvestites and trans women like women. Treat trans men like men. Treat everyone with the respect required so that they treat you with the same respect as well.

Check it out, doctor, check out how great it is: do you know my identity? Nothing to do with genitals.

Linn da Quebrada

January 29, National Trans Visibility Day. Respect and dignity, our lives matter!

There is no trans moment… It’s just a presence where there was an absence. We deserve so much more.

Hari Nef

All human beings deserve equal treatment, regardless of their gender identity or sexuality. Being perceived as what you say you are is a basic right.

Andreja Pejic

More than respect, trans people deserve social recognition and guarantee of rights as much as everyone in society!

We are all boxed in by our family, by our religion, by our society, by our moment in history, even by our own bodies. Some people have the courage to let go.

Geena Rocero

Nature made a mistake, which I corrected.

Christine Jorgensen

Realizing that Brazil is the country that kills the most trans people is just the beginning of the fight. It all starts with the lack of space, time and voice that the community suffers. We need guaranteed opportunities, rights and security now!

As long as your opinion disrespects my existence, I will be resistance.

Violence against trans people starts with pronoun errors. For cis people, it’s just a detail; for us, it is a whole existence of invisibility.

Trans men, trans women, trans children, trans adolescents, trans elderly people, trans people with disabilities… We all exist and we need our rights guaranteed today and always!

The trans fight happens every day. Respect our pronouns, respect our stories and respect our bodies.

Trans bodies exist in their most varied forms. It’s up to society to accept that!

May Trans Visibility Day always be remembered, because respect and love don’t have a single date on the calendar.

Trans Visibility Day is not a day of celebration. It’s a day of struggle and resistance, just like everyone else.

More than love and respect, trans people need access to health, education and basic rights that any cis person has without even questioning.

Trans Visibility Day is a symbolic date of the struggle that this community goes through every day. Guaranteed rights for trans people now!

Not making mistakes with pronouns, always being informed and defending the rights of the trans community is the best way that cis people can help in the fight.