The Transgender History Conference organizer in Canada says US participants are afraid to cross the border now
The Department of Transgender Studies at the University of Victoria is concerned about continuing progress in the history of this year and is due to the expectations of 40 percent.
Aaron Devor says that potentially do not want to cross the border – what can happen when they can go into Canada, but when they return to the United States.
He says President Donald Trump says a single executive army, a “unchanging biological classification” of the federal government, and “unchanging biological classification”, which is a leap from a leap.
Devor says the two-year Trans History Conference Thursday, beginners hoped for 500 participants based on past events, but about 300 about 300.
“The difference is almost completely afraid to leave their country of Americans,” he said, founder and host of conferences
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Trump’s executive order, including the entity, should be clearly accurately reflected the gender of passports and visas. “
The US State Department will hold passports with “M” or “M” or “F” sex marker, which will suspend travel documents with the Gender Marker, which is a non-binary person with a large number of people.
“What I saw, the Trump control changed, and the actions taken by the Trump Administration are very annoyed to transition from the United States to Canada to return to the United States,” he said.
The conference, which lasted until Sunday, covers activists, scientists and artists from around the world, provides more than 100 guests at the university.
The organizers call the incident “today and important issues that affect us in the future, national and world scale and affect us in the future.”
Retired US Lieutenant Colonel
American philanthropist Jennifer Pritzker, Gennifer Pritzker, who gave the foundation gift to help starting in transgender research at Victoria University, was appointed as a speaker on Thursday.
Prtizker retired in 2013 as a lieutenant colonel from the National Guard of the Illinois Army National Guard, which was identified as a transgender.
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Gregor Craigie, Victoria University, President of the Transgender Studies Talked with Harun Devor.
Social Justice Adrienne Smith, who was invited to the conference as a panel speaker, along with the trump administration’s trans community is very dangerous, said that Transphobia’s misrepresentation and transforms spread.
“And I think that trans people were always afraid. We have always lived in the shadow of danger, but this danger is larger and closer,” said Smith.
Smith applauded the conference for the first time this year.
The first conference of trans a transmission of trans was held in 2014 with researchers with about 100 activists and researchers at the university.
Devor said the context of this year’s conference passed with “so much trans rhetoric and organization.”
“And we are facing the President of the world’s strongest nation, trying to do what the trans people are trying to claim that there is nothing people and delete trans people’s existence,” Devor said.
The law center coincided with immigration requests
Catherine White Holman Wellness Center, which provides free legal services in BC, said that the office hoping to leave the office from the United States and come to Canada is too much with immigration requirements.
But Smith said they were little immigration paths for them.
They said that the Trump leadership asked for Transse to intimidate people and remove from public life.
“Do not go to important things as a conference, we can talk about the research and human rights, we do not have to have each other and really have to separate us from our society,” Smith said.
“This is intentional and working.”
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