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This concurrent resolution expresses support for the goals and ideals of International Transgender Day of Visibility, a day established in 2009 to honor the achievements and contributions of the transgender community, which encompasses diverse individuals who celebrate their lives and achievements while also raising awareness about the discrimination and violence they face. The resolution acknowledges the historical oppression and ongoing challenges, including discrimination in employment, healthcare, housing, public services, and education, and notes that these issues are often exacerbated for transgender individuals of color, those with limited resources, immigrants, those with disabilities, justice-involved individuals, and youth. It also highlights the recent surge in anti-transgender legislation affecting areas like education, healthcare, public accommodations, and identification documents, and references executive orders that have attempted to erase transgender people. The resolution celebrates the resilience of the transgender community, their historical presence in Indigenous cultures as "Two-Spirit" individuals, their ongoing fight for equity, their growing representation in elected office and media, and their contributions to culture and history, ultimately calling for appropriate ceremonies and activities to observe the day and celebrating the bravery of the transgender community in their pursuit of equal dignity and respect.

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https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-concurrent-resolution/32/all-info