A Sept. 30 rally brought dozens of LGBTQ advocates to the steps of the Tweed Courthouse in Manhattan to show support for transgender rights at a time when the Trump administration has moved to target funding due to the city’s trans-inclusive policies.
Below, see some photos from the rally, which was organized by New Pride Agenda, PFLAG-NYC, Trans Formative Schools, and the Education Consortium Council.
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