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537. Ed Abraham

Louisiana Anthology Podcast
Louisiana Anthology Podcast
Episode • Sep 1, 2023
537. Ed Abraham talks to us about trans rights in
LA.  "Ed Abraham of the Real Name Campaign said “it was
people like us and everyone here whose activism made our
‘representatives’ know that we wouldn’t allow them to attack us
or to attack trans children.” Speakers at Trans March of Resilience highlighted the
disproportionate rates of violence and discrimination faced by
Black transgender women and trans people of other oppressed
nationalities. Two-thirds of the known killings of trans people
since 2013 have been against Black trans women. " (Ed
Abraham
).



  1. This week in Louisiana history. August 26, 1895. 'Uncle'
    Earl Kemp Long born.

  2. This week in New Orleans history. On September 2, 1909, New
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    celebrations and ceremonies the train left the New Orleans
    Terminal Station at 6:10 A.M. 


  3. This week in Louisiana.

    Louisiana River Road – All-American Road

    Distance: 773 miles

    Website

    Duration: One to two days for a self-guided tour of each area

    Side by side and decade after decade the Mississippi River and
    the Great River Road bring more people together with their
    history, culture and natural worlds than any other North
    American river and treasured road. The river and road have
    shaped the people and the land in this place.

    Entering into Louisiana across the Mississippi River from
    Vicksburg, a visitor will see traces of Grant’s Canal, dating
    to the American Civil War.


  4. Postcards from Louisiana. Rug Cutters at the Favela Chic Bar
    on Frenchmen.
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