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The District of Columbia Office of Human Rights (OHR) has launched a
groundbreaking Transgender and Gender Identity Respect Campaign that
advocates are calling the first government-funded campaign focused
exclusively on the betterment of transgender and gender non-conforming
people.
The five campaign ads feature actual community members, and will appear citywide on bus shelters in the fall and winter of 2012.
“This District is committed to ensuring that all people are protected
from discrimination, and that includes discrimination against the
transgender and gender-non-conforming communities,” said Mayor Vincent
C. Gray in a statement. “This landmark campaign from the Office of Human
Rights is an important piece of a larger effort by my administration to
ensure all residents have equal access to employment, housing and
public services and accommodations regardless of gender identity or
expression.”
D.C. residents and visitors who see an ad are encouraged to
photograph it and post to social media using the hashtag #TransRespect,
in hopes the campaign’s mission expands beyond D.C.
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