If you love women's empowerment music, then you probably love "Big KD," otherwise known as Kash Doll.The Detroit femcee made headlines this week when she announced her pregnancy on social media, leaving fans and colleagues alike in a frenzy of excitement.Kash Doll stopped by Blavity News earlier this month to discuss sisterhood, rising above haters and her newest role on 50 Cent’s Black Mafia...

Utter confusion unfolded on live television when co-hosts Sunny Hostin and Ana Navarro were abruptly asked to leave the set of The View on Friday after testing positive for COVID-19. The unexpected announcement happened as Joy Behar was preparing to welcome Vice President Kamala Harris to the stage for a live interview.Before Harris joined the hosts, however, somebody off-camera asked Hostin and Navarro to “step off for a second.” While the audience and the remaining hosts looked on with confusion, having no idea why the women were being told to leave, Behar asked the producers if she should introduce Harris as planned. One of the executives replied with a "yes" before someone overrode the decision and said "no."Behar learned about her colleagues' positive test results during a commercial break and explained the situation to the audience when the show returned minutes later.“OK, since this is going to be a major news story any minute now, what happened is, Sunny and Ana both apparently tested positive for COVID,” she said. “No matter how hard we try, these things happen, they probably have a breakthrough case. They’re both vaccinated up the wazoo.”BREAKING: Sunny and Ana have been asked to leave the ABC studio because they tested positive for COVID.#TheView pic.twitter.com/DMIYrjHjid— The Chat (@LiveOnTheChat) September 24,...

Muhammed Nitoto, a parenting blogger, is receiving praise after a post about protecting his baby daughter by taking her to women's public restrooms. The "Chronicles of Daddy" blogger recently shared his thoughts on Instagram when he posted a photo of himself and another of his two daughters entering a public restroom."As a dad being out with daughters, I never thought the bathroom would become as big as a issue as it is," Nitoto wrote. "Usually we would go places, and they have FAMILY bathroom, which are meant for people with children, but what I found was most places don't have them, and dads are left to decide between taking their daughters to the men's bathroom or the women's."Disgusted by the thought of taking his little girl to the men's restroom, the writer elects to go to the women's bathroom with his child."I've been to a men's bathroom millions of times, but walking in with your daughter makes you look at it completely different," he wrote. "Men's bathrooms are DISGUSTING. They smell like pee, and nothing is setup for a woman or a person with a child. The changing table was right next to the urinal which means my child literally would be next to where men pee when she's being changed. Not to mention that there are men going in and out while you're in there."On the other hand, the San Pedro, California, father has a completely different outlook on women's restrooms."Women's bathrooms are so much cleaner and set up perfect just in case they have children," the blogger wrote. "The changing station is usually inside a stall instead of just in the open, and it's always clean. As a girl dad, I can't help but want to protect my daughter's from all things that aren't for them, and the men's bathroom is 100% one of those things."While he has become comfortable with taking his daughter to the women's bathroom, Nitoto understands that women may not be comfortable with his presence in their restroom. Hoping to ease their worry, the girl dad strives to be as respectful as possible when he enters the bathroom. As part of the restroom etiquette, Nitoto said he always knocks on the door before entering and announces that "a dad is coming in with his daughter.""Now once inside our stall, I still am aware of the door, and whenever I hear it open and someone new is coming in, I announce myself again and make sure they know I'm inside with my child so that they aren't surprised," the father wrote.Several Instagram users said they completely support the father's decision to take his baby to the women's bathroom."You are doing the right thing," one person said.Others also described him as an amazing father and an inspiring man."What a great dad! Keep doing what you’re doing and sharing it to let other dads (and moms) know it’s okay to step outside the lines to do what’s best for your littles," an Instagram user wrote.While Nitoto is receiving praise for his parenting skills, an organization known as Squat For Change is striving to ease the concern of fathers with small girls. According to parents, the group has been promoting the installation of diaper changing stations in all designated public restrooms, hoping to make sure men's public restrooms are set up for dads with children.In 2018, a father named Donte Palmer went viral when he posted a photo of himself squatting in the men's restroom to change his son's diaper because there was no changing table.“We are active fathers,” Palmer said, as Blavity previously reported. "We don’t want to have to get in the man squat to change diapers the rest of our...

Update (Sept. 24, 2021): Timothy Harrison, the Waffle House employee who was able to attend his high school graduation in May with some help from his co-workers, has now moved into his dorm at Lawson State Community College, WBAL TV reports.As he started his next chapter on Tuesday, Harrison once again received assistance from his Waffle House manager Cedric Hampton, the same person who made sure the young man didn’t miss his high school graduation."I had the pleasure of helping him move into his dorm yesterday and he is loving every part of college life and he is doing really well in his classes," Hampton said, according to WBAL TV. "I also would like to send a special shout-out to Dr. Keesha James. Dr. James is responsible for getting Tim his scholarship and has now become like a second mother to him and making sure he is staying so that he will successfully graduate in the upcoming years."The community college student said he wants to keep working at the Waffle House in Center Point, Alabama, while going to school. Hampton, however, has told the young man to focus on his schoolwork during the school year and return to work during the summer.Harrison was offered a full-ride scholarship at the school. Original (June 22, 2021): Timothy Harrison was set to graduate from Woodlawn High School in Alabama on May 27, but instead of preparing for the ceremony, he arrived at work. “I didn’t have a ride, I didn’t have tickets, and it was a plan that I couldn’t put together all the way,” Harrison told The Washington Post.Harrison, an employee at a Waffle House in Center Point, Alabama, shared that his mother works at a daycare and wasn’t able to get the day off for his graduation and he is estranged from his father. “They did want to go very badly, but sadly, they couldn’t,” Harrison shared. The 18-year-old’s manager, Cedric Hampton, was surprised that Harrison showed up at the Waffle House at 7 a.m on his graduation date, especially because he wasn’t on the schedule. "That's when I said, ‘Why aren't you going to graduation?’ And he said, ‘I don't want to miss work,” Hampton recounted, according to Today. “So, I was like, ’You’re going!’Waffle House employees buy coworker clothes and drive him to high school graduation https://t.co/XSPqaZuSia pic.twitter.com/VkhT1CJylU— 98.7 KLUV (@KLUV987) June 8, 2021 Other employees also questioned Harrison’s presence and asked what they could do to help him get to the ceremony, which was being held across town at the Birmingham CrossPlex.When discovering the graduation was slated for 3 p.m., Hampton left no time to spare and immediately took charge. “I said, ‘Go home, get your paperwork, call the school, and we will figure out the rest,’” Hampton said. “For me, it was a no-brainer. Graduation is one of those things you get to do once in life, and when you’ve worked all these years going to school to have that moment it’s necessary to be there.”“I could see in his eyes that he really wanted to go, and I was going to get him there no matter what. No kid should miss their high school graduation,” he added.Despite not having a cap and gown or the proper attire, Harrison’s employees still managed to help him get him dressed and were able to pick up the graduation garments at his high school. Four employees contributed around $40 each to help purchase a shirt, gray dress pants and matching shoes for the high schooler, and even some Waffle House customers chipped in as well. “We decided we were going to step in and take care of everything for him so he could really celebrate this day,” Hampton said. “Within a few hours, we were able to get everything taken care of.”When Harrison was given his new dress clothes to try on at the Waffle House, he came out to show his co-workers and said he “felt like the president.” One of the 18-year-old’s coworkers, Shantana Blevins, drove him to the ceremony just in time for the event to begin. "I had people want to see me succeed, so it kind of made me excited," Harrison said, according to WVTM 13.Blevins, who was waiting in the venue’s parking lot for Harrison along with a few other Waffle House employees, said that having his hard work come to fruition was “priceless.”"To see his face when he came out, that was priceless," Blevins recalled after seeing Harrison exit with his diploma. “It was most definitely the best day of my life,” Harrison expressed. “The experience was amazing.”After hearing about Harrison’s story, Lawson State Community College faculty members also jumped on the bandwagon and offered him a full scholarship that includes coverage of textbook costs.“This young man was certainly hard-working and dedicated to the task at hand at Waffle House, and it just showed his perseverance and that he wanted something out of life,” Cynthia Anthony, the president of Lawson State Community College, said. “We just wanted to see how Lawson State could help him to further his education and meet his career goals.”After Harrison toured the campus with Hampton last week and had a meeting with administrators, the teen will be attending the community college this fall. "I really didn't expect that to happen,” Harrison said, noting that he initially did not have plans to attend college due to tuition costs. "To know that I have a path to go somewhere, that's something new.”The 18-year-old will be studying business and computer...

Alberto Friedmann, a professor at the National University of Health Sciences in Lombard, Illinois, is charged with a hate crime after being accused of spitting on a Black woman and using racial slurs to insult the mother and her 7-year-old daughter outside of a grocery store, NBC News reports.The alleged incident took place on Sept. 7 when the woman and her daughter were parked in the parking lot while waiting for their relative to finish shopping at the grocery store in Oak Park, a small town about 10 miles from Chicago.According to court documents, the woman was in the car when she heard Friedmann “honking and yelling” and using a racial slur while telling her to “move your f**king car." After the woman motioned for him to drive around her, he continued yelling racial slurs, court documents state. He then allegedly exited his vehicle and approached the woman’s car. The woman tried to exit her car, according to records, but the 53-year-old pushed the door closed and spat in her face. The woman’s mother said while leaving the store, she saw the man yelling racial slurs and spitting on her daughter, court documents state. The 7-year-old's mother rushed to get the man’s license plate and yelled for someone to call the police, then threw a water bottle at his car before officers arrived, according to records.Prosecutors said the man  “came within inches” of striking the woman with his car when drove his car toward her. After he was placed in custody, the man made "admissions to spitting” on the woman and striking her car, court records state. He was also said to have told the woman he "doesn't like Black people."The professor's attorney, John McNamara, said his client didn't use any racial language. McNamara also described the man as a a minority himself and a “child of immigrants.” After appearing in court on Sunday, Friedmann was released on $2,500 bail. The National University of Health Sciences responded to the incident in a statement to NBC Chicago.“We take allegations of misconduct seriously, and therefore have suspended Alberto Friedmann pending the results of a university investigation,” the school stated. Students at the school have expressed their concerns to Illinois state Rep. La Shawn Ford.“They sent letters to higher-ups. They are destroyed because they are taught by this person, and their question is what type of person this is,” Ford...

Defense attorneys for R. Kelly creatively found a way to bring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s name into the singer's sex trafficking case.The R&B artist's defense attorney Deveraux Cannick made a shocking comparison during her closing arguments, telling jurors that the singer deserves to be acquitted while drawing comparison between him and the civil rights leader. According to TMZ, Cannick called on King at one point in the Brooklyn courtroom, drawing inspiration from his "I've Been to the Mountaintop" speech."Somewhere I read of the freedom of speech. Somewhere I read of the freedom of assembly. Somewhere I read of the freedom of the press," she said in the room.The prosecutor compared Kelly's fight to prove his innocence to that of King's movement for civil rights. Kelly is charged with racketeering, but there are 14 key crimes that are associated with the overall charge, including sex trafficking, kidnapping and forced labor, CNN reports. If convicted, he faces 10 years to life in prison. Prosecutors also made their closing arguments on Thursday, saying that the "Bump n' Grind" singer "used lies, manipulation, threats and physical abuse to dominate his victims" for at least two decades. Assistant U.S. District Attorney Elizabeth Geddes argued that while Kelly's wealth and popularity helped him stay above the fray, his inner circle helped make it all possible. Prosecutors said those around the singer have been privy to his alleged wrongdoings for over two decades.“Over the past two decades, the names of the individuals have changed. But their roles have remained the same,” Geddes said. “And from the beginning, the defendant has been the leader.”“The law recognizes when someone commits a crime as part of a group, he’s more powerful — more dangerous,” she expressed, explaining that “without his inner circle, the defendant could not have carried out the crimes he carried out for as long as he did.”King wasn't the only popular figure brought up to compare with Kelly and some of the accusations against him, CBS New York reports. Attorneys argued that his request for women to call him "daddy" wasn't a crime, mentioning that former Vice President Mike Pence called his wife "mother." The singer's defense team also attempted to argue that Kelly's actions aren't outlandish when considering his stance as a "sex...

A father from Akron, Ohio, was the epitome of #dadgoals by cutting off his impressive locs to support his 7-year-old son as he battles bone cancer. Rayshawn Mims started a live stream on Facebook with his son Ahkeem as the father cut off his chest-length hair.  "Anything you go through, I'll go through it with you," Mims told his son in the video.According to the family's GoFundMe, Ahkeem's parents, Rayshawn and Shannae Mims, took him to the emergency room for what they thought was a knee sprain. The family received shocking news when the doctors sent him to the Pittsburgh Children's hospital for a "concerning" x-ray. Ahkeem was diagnosed with osteosarcoma and the 7-year-old quickly started losing his hair after he began chemotherapy treatments.“I took an extended leave of absence [from work]. Due to his immune system being compromised from chemotherapy I am unable to work as I run the risk of possibly infecting him with Covid,” Shannae wrote on the site for the campaign, which has received $24,613 so far — much more than the initially requested $5,000. The couple has four other children that Shannae says she has to send to stay with other family members during her and Ahkeem's trips to the children's hospitals for his treatments.Rayshawn's comments section beneath the Facebook video was lit up, with users singing his praise for his dedication to his family and show of solidarity. "Bringing tears to my eyes!! You are a awesome father !! Praying for little man to be healed completely and praying for your family," one Facebook user commented under the video.The family shared their gratitude over the outpouring of support on Wednesday. “Woooow! God is Good!! We would like to take this time to thank EVERYONE for your EXTREME Generosity, Love, Support, Prayers, Advice, and Most of all you who shared your touching testimonies with us!!!!” Rayshawn wrote on Facebook. “I have honestly Read thousands of comments and messages in these last few days and been brought to tears many times over. You are all Amazing and have shined a beautiful light on a dark situation and for that we say Thank...

If your group chat hasn’t planned its Savage X Fenty Show Vol. 3 premiere watch party then you need new friends. The third installation of the annual show took place at The Westin Bonaventure Hotel & Suites in Los Angeles. Rihanna has been taunting us on the gram by posting sultry photos and informing us we weren't ready.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by badgalriri (@badgalriri)She was right. A sneak peek of the anticipated show dropped on Tuesday and the full show premieres on Amazon Prime Video on Friday. If you don’t have an Amazon password, you better ask somebody. We weren’t ready for the blazing hot runway but boy, are we glad we tuned in. Expect nothing less than smoking hot struts and serves from the futuristic show. The event was both a runway show and fire concert with performances from heavy hitters like Normani, BIA, Daddy Yankee, Nas, Jazmine Sullivan and Ricky Martin. RiRi didn't just stop at delivering fire performances, she also served some of our favorites on a platter with appearances by Erykah Badu, Jeremy Pope and more. Here are some of the show's hottest runway...

Update (Sept. 23, 2021): A body found in the Illinois River on Sept. 4 has been confirmed to be that of Jelani Day, the 25-year-old who was reported missing in August. Forensic dental identification and DNA testing allowed officials to confirm the body was that of Day’s, CI Proud.com reported. Officials have not disclosed a cause of death. #BREAKING We just learned the body found along the Illinois River in LaSalle County is confirmed to be missing ISU graduate student Jelani Day. pic.twitter.com/DeApM8yy03— Caryn Eisert (@CarynEisert) September 23, 2021His missing-persons case gained steam in recent days after widespread media attention to the case of Gabrielle Petito, a young white woman. The investigation into his death is ongoing and officials are awaiting results from a toxicology test.Original (Sept. 22, 2021): Graduate student Jelani Day's family is pleading with the public and Illinois police for answers as they continue to look for the 25-year-old since his disappearance last month. Day was last seen on Aug. 24 and was reported missing the following day, People reports.Just reading on Jelani Day, a missing 25 year old graduate student. He has been missing for almost a month. We need more national media news covering this case!! #JelaniDay pic.twitter.com/nJrcBQEOZR— Nicole Lynn (@AgentNicoleLynn) September 21, 2021The Bloomington Police Department shares that he was seen on surveillance footage inside the Beyond/Hello store in Bloomington, Illinois, at about 9:12 a.m. He was wearing a Detroit Lions hat, black T-shirt, white shorts and black shoes. Police still have no information on his whereabouts but say they've found his white Chrysler 300 vehicle."Upon a search of law enforcement computerized files, it was determined the vehicle was a vehicle of interest in a missing person case out of Bloomington, Illinois. The vehicle was one belonging to Mr. Jelani J. Day, age 25 of Bloomington, Illinois," police said.  Day's mother said she doesn't feel the police have done everything in their power to find her son, according to Newsy. She said that she feels the police have given less effort since finding an unidentified body that she feels is not her son. "The updates are very slim. The last thing that I've heard is that prior to them finding the unidentified body that Jelani's wallet was found. It was found on some street.  I'm not for sure exactly what the street was. There was an individual, I don't know whom this individual was, that claims to have seen an individual drop the wallet. Someone wearing a red shirt or red shorts,  but he's unsure of what this person was wearing," she said. "His lanyard with his school ID was found close to the river where they found this unidentified body. So, we don't have a lot of information.""I don't feel like I am getting the help that I need. I feel like since this body has been found — that, as I said, is unidentified, I don't truly feel like this is my son — it appears that help has ceased. So I'm imploring, pleading and asking that the police still pay attention, still look for my son as visually as they were before they found this unidentified body," she continued.Day's family reported him missing after trying to reach him via phone numerous times to no avail on Aug. 25. Day's mother says they spoke constantly before his disappearance."Our very last conversation, he called me. I was at work. He didn't want anything, he was just letting me know that he took care of some stuff that I asked him to do. He said, 'Okay, Mama. I just wanted to hear your voice.' That's what he did. He said that to me all the time. He told me he was going to class and that we would talk. He'd call me later," she said.Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. has also released a statement calling for any information regarding the disappearance of its member."Help us bring Bro. Jelani Day ('18 NE) home safe. If you have any information or have seen Jelani please contact BFD Dispatch 309-820-8888 or contact Det. Paul Jones at 309-434-2548 or pjones@cityblm.org," the...

Amid the ongoing investigation into Gabby Petito's death, a united social media front has pushed the missing case of Daniel Robinson to the forefront. Robinson, a 24-year-old man from Columbia, South Carolina, has been missing since June, Newsweek reports.He was last seen leaving a worksite in the Arizona desert, just 50 miles southwest of Phoenix on June 23. He was reported missing later that day. Buckeye Police said Robinson "had not told anyone where he was going or why he was leaving," and "was not like himself at times" before he disappeared. They added that there was no indication that he wished to harm himself or leave the area.“This South Carolinian young man is still missing in Arizona. His Columbia dad will stop at nothing to find his son.24-year-old Daniel Robinson was last seen driving away from his job site in the Arizona desert June 23.”https://t.co/kWbbWfGNkV pic.twitter.com/ikvxBkT7i0— Black-Owned SC (@blackownedsc) September 22, 2021Police say he was last spotted driving westward in his 2017 Jeep Renegade, going further into the desert area. On July 19, a civilian discovered the Jeep in a ravine with "significant damage" due to the rough ground in the area. It "appear[ed] to have rolled and landed on its side," officials wrote.Later that month, a skull was found near the area, but police determined it didn't belong to Robinson. Investigators have not found any human remains pertaining to the case. Authorities conducted a search on foot using UTVs and cadaver dogs, as well as air support in the form of drones and helicopters to canvas the more than 70 square miles of desert where Robinson was reported to be. Robinson is described to be a 5'8" Black man with black hair and brown eyes. He's also missing his right forearm and hand. His father says his son started working as a field geologist after graduating from college in 2019. Due to the job, he was often working in remote desert locations, and typically in extreme conditions. "Daniel has an innate passion for adventure and is known to travel inopportune moments. However, he always communicates with friends and family about his travel plans," Robinson's father, David Robinson II, shared on the family's GoFundMe. "I traveled from South Carolina to be in the frontline of all efforts to locate my son. Like any father, I attend on staying indefinitely until we have answers and bring Daniel home safely."The GoFundMe, which has raised over $92,000, was created to cover the expenses for a "private investigator, printing of missing flyers, desert search and rescue team ( this is highly important to collect supplies and ensure the safety of volunteers in the desert heat), Hotel expenses ( I am currently covering hotel costs to stay in AZ as long as possible), as well as Any other resources and expenses to continue the...

October will mark a year since Crow Indian Reservation native, Kimberly Iron, went missing. The 21-year-old mother of three vanished from her Billings, Montana, home and was last seen in Sept. 2020. NBC News reports that Kimberly's father, Curtis Iron, received a series of mysterious phone calls from Kimberly. The first came on Sept. 22, from Las Vegas, Nevada, saying her boyfriend had been arrested, then another call came days later from the Long Beach, California, area. On both occasions, Mr. Iron says his daughter was in tears. According to an NBC interview, Curtis said it was unusual for his daughter to call from different states because she rarely traveled outside of the Montana area. In addition, Curtis tried to track the numbers and call them back, but each time they were disconnected. The family last heard from Kimberly when she called on Oct. 6, 2020, from the Los Angeles area. She told Iron she was fine, but the family still got a feeling something was wrong. "Something didn't add up," he said. "She was always on speakerphone. So the people she was with — whoever they were — could hear everything she was saying. She would tell me that she was OK, but she didn't sound OK to me, and she didn't sound like herself." Dateline states the Big Horn County Sheriff's Office processed a missing person report in September and considered the case an open investigation.  "We believe that at this time, Kimberly Iron is in the Greater Los Angeles area," Capt. J. Middlestead said. "We know she has contacted her family, but until she notifies law enforcement, this is still considered to be a missing persons case."Curtis is concerned that his daughter could be being sex trafficked or is in harm in some other way. However, the sheriff's office says that foul play is not suspected since Kimberly has not contacted the department."We're just very worried," Iron told Dateline. "Her kids keep asking about her. When I go visit them, they look in my truck and say, 'Is our mom with you?' It just breaks my heart."Kimberly's grandmother, Marilyn Chief, who Oxygen reports is now a guardian of the children, shared with Dateline that she's tried to reach Kimberly on social media -- but her answers are short and mysterious. "She has responded, but it doesn't make sense," she said. "The responses are short and odd, and they don't sound like her. We feel like someone is messing with us."Chief tells Dateline that missing people and loss aren't uncommon on the reservation. She experienced several losses and unsolved murders firsthand, including those of her brother, son and grandchildren. "The life we live on this reservation — we never get justice," Chief said. "But we still fight for it. What we've already been through was so tragic. Now, this. That's why I knew I had to step in. We need a plan. A plan to bring her home safe." Family and friends are continuing their search efforts, and fundraisers have been started on social media and in the community to locate Kimberly. Kimberly's location is still unknown. Anyone who might have information about Kimberly's whereabouts is asked to call the Big Horn County Sheriff's Office at (406) 665-9780....

Brianna Ulmer, a 25-year-old transwoman, was found dead with a gunshot wound to the head during another instance of gun violence in the city of Chicago, WGN reports.She was one of the four victims fatally shot in a string of shootings last week that occurred over 12 hours. The shootings also left 10 people injured. Upon the officers' arrival, they found Ulmer and transported her to Holy Cross Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. Yahoo News reports Ulmer is at least the 37th trans, nonbinary or gender-nonconforming person killed due to violence within the U.S. this year. In 2020, 44 people who identify as trans were killed, not including those who have been misgendered or deaths that have not been reported. Ronda Ulmer, her mother, recently set up a GoFundMe to help cover her funeral expenses. With a goal of $3,000, she's already received over $700 in financial support."My daughter was a victim of a ruthless murder. unfortunately I am a single mother and the funeral expenses is an unexpected challenge for me. I know Brianna was loved by many and at this time your support is greatly needed and appreciated. Brianna was an amazing person who touched so many people's hearts with her presence and her memory will forever live on. #TRANSLIVESMATTER," Rhonda wrote.Disaya Monaee Smith was shot to death on Sept. 6 in Dolton, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago, Advocate reports. Her death was marked as the fourth killing of a trans, nonbinary or gender-nonconforming person in 2021. "2021 is on track to be the deadliest year on record for transgender and nonbinary people — and in Chicago, Disaya Monaee Smith's killing marks the fourth transgender person to be murdered in the Chicago region this year alone," NBJC deputy executive director Victoria Kirby York shared in a press release. Another Black Trans Woman died, I’m tired of burying my youth. Disaya Monaee rest in power. Killed in Dolton, Illinois pic.twitter.com/4i94zcUZUq— BraveSpaceAlliance (@BraveSpaceChi) September 6, 2021Tori Cooper, the director of community engagement for the Human Rights Campaign's Transgender Justice Initiative, shared that the violence against trans people is often "the result of a toxic combination of transphobia, racism, and misogyny.""The epidemic of violence plaguing the transgender community, particularly Black transgender women, is appalling," she expressed. "We must do more to protect trans lives and provide resources to support the trans community."Three-fourths of confirmed homicides against transgender people have involved a gun. Furthermore, advocates saw a 43% increase in the formation of anti-LGBTQ+ hate groups in 2019, according to the Transgender Homicide...