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New Jersey: Nation’s 1st public monument honoring trans woman approved

Posted on August 28, 2020August 28, 2020 by completingthestory

Nation’s 1st public monument honoring trans woman approved

https://abc11.com/nations-1st-public-monument-honoring-trans-woman-approved/6392545/

Tags: lgbtq, new jersey, transgender, united states, women

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