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“People are more willing to give to Black trans folks in the face of violence and in the face of trauma,” she said, “and those are the only times they see us. I created BTFA because I wanted there to be a space for us to focus on our joy, to organize around that, around the things that make us happy, around the goals we have, the dreams we have, rather than working backwards from our deaths.”