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Photos from CLEAR Baltimore's post 12/12/2023

Spotlight on Bee Page (they/them) Good Trouble Church

Meet Bee, a trans advocate driven by a quest for authentic community and belonging. Originating from Texas, Bee felt isolated as a trans person, and upon moving to Baltimore, their mission became living authentically and fostering safety within the trans community. Engaging in community work, Bee emphasizes an educational aspect, breaking down barriers and showcasing shared struggles with non-trans individuals. Bee's significant focus lies in dismantling oppressive systems, intertwining struggles of housing insecurity, ableism, and transgender experiences. Humble yet impactful, Bee contributes to Baltimore's mutual aid systems, highlighting the profound need for unity and support, especially during uncertain times for the trans community.

Photos from CLEAR Baltimore's post 12/07/2023

Spotlight on Merrick Moses (he/him) Moses Marilla

Meet Merrick, an Old Catholic priest and Benedictine monk driven by faith to pursue justice and compassion. Devoted to supporting the transgender community in Baltimore, he addresses their needs, provides resources, and amplifies their voices in religious spaces. Merrick's work spans interfaith realms, making a significant impact on transgender communities.

Photos from CLEAR Baltimore's post 12/02/2023

Spotlight on Rahne Alexander (she/her)

Meet Rahne, a passionate advocate for the transgender community in Baltimore. Drawing on her experience as a performer, she views connecting with audiences as a form of community building, emphasizing the importance of bridging gaps between trans and non-trans, as well as q***r and non-q***r audiences. For Rahne, working in Baltimore means being part of the rich q***r and trans history often overlooked, and she considers herself fortunate to contribute to it. Stay tuned for updates on her socials.

Photos from CLEAR Baltimore's post 12/01/2023

Spotlight on Paula Neira (she/her)

Meet Paula, a dedicated advocate for the transgender community in Baltimore. Beginning her career in the Navy, Paula considers her oath to defend the Constitution as a lifelong commitment. Driven by the principles of justice, she actively works to improve the health and rights of transgender and gender-expansive individuals, addressing health inequities and barriers to care. Paula's focus on policy creation, education, and program development at various levels underscores her commitment to creating safe, welcoming, and affirming environments for transgender and gender-expansive individuals.

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