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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
Paul McAuley

City joins national campaign to show solidarity with the trans community

Liverpool has joined a major nationwide campaign to show solidarity with the trans+ community.

Today has been designated Trans Day of Visibility 2022, a day dedicated to spotlighting the community and bringing attention to the fact trans people exist and aren't going anywhere. Liverpool is proudly displaying posters in hotspot locations, including Central train station, as part of a project titled LGBT – Incomplete Without The T, alongside Gay Times and Grey London.

The campaign highlights that trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming people continue to face increasing social, legal and healthcare challenges in the UK and across the world. It aims to show that in a moment when we should be lifting up and supporting this marginalised community, the trans community have witnessed an agenda of misinformation and fear tactics used to divide and roll back or block legislation that protects trans+ people.

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