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Read the open letter here LGBTQ Organizations Unite to Combat Racial Violence Share this: Facebook Twitter Print More Tumblr LinkedIn Pinterest Posted in Uncategorized | Comments Off on LGBTQ Organizations Unite to Combat Racial Violence Tags: BlackLivesMatter , BlackTransLivesMatter It’s ok to be concerned. Call your doctor anyway. Posted by: Tre'Andre Valentine | Posted on: May 20, 2020 ~OpEd published in Bay Windows and the Rainbow Times This week, hospitals and health care centers will begin scheduling non-emergency procedures and appointments that were postponed to allow the health care system to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. For many transgender and nonbinary people, the cancellation of long-planned gender-affirming procedures or appointments has been devastating. Our communities experience higher rates of anxiety and depression than our cisgender peers, and that was before this pandemic. 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