Angelica Christina

Angelica Christina

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02/05/2025

Last night, I spoke with at to comment on 's heinous & unlawful decision to deny trans youth the lifesaving gender-affirming care they're legally entitled to. As I said in the interview, the CEO & dean of School of Medicine Robert Grossman's rash decision to discontinue gender-affirming care sets an especially dangerous precedent for other medical institutions providing said care for trans, nonbinary & intersex youth. What NYU Langone did was shameful! Our community will not stand for this injustice! We will speak up, speak out & rally for the rights we so richly deserve!

Thank you to our co-conspirator Leticia James for standing with us in these precarious times and demanding hospitals to continue providing care for our vulnerable trans, nonbinary & intersex kids. Trans, nonbinary and intersex youth are already at risk of violence in schools, neighborhoods & sometimes even from family members. They're a high risks of self-harm & su***de when denied access to the care they need. GAC is often the only shred of hope & joy that they can hold onto in a world that politicizes & demonizes their very existence. Thank you to , & for standing in solidarity with us all!

To my dear trans, nonbinary & intersex youth, I implore you to hang in there. I know this hurts like Hell. I know you're scared & hurting right now...I'm afraid & saddened too, but I'm not detered nor defeated & neither is your community. You have so many folks out there that see you, love you, support you, are rooting for you and fighting for YOU! We've been in this fight countless times before but we will weather this storm TOGETHER! Who got us? We got us! 🏳️‍⚧️✊🏽

Photos from Angelica Christina's post 07/17/2023

Happy Heavenly Birthday to my sister, mother, best friend, my everything...Naiomi Cruz Xtravaganza. This still hurts so badly to put into words but I want to because her story deserves to be told. Her name deserves to be written and said aloud. Naiomi came into my life at a time when I was yearning for a real, loving family structure. I'd been kicked out of my home for being trans which left a longing in my heart. I met Naiomi at a house meeting (during our House of Legacy International days) and immediately was enamored with her. I was stunned to meet another trans woman that looked the way Naiomi did. She was as sweet as she was beautiful, and my goodness she WAS beautiful. People flocked to her because of her physical beauty. But what was so wonderful about her was that her outsides matched her insides. She was truly one of the kindest, most loyal people you could ever meet. She had a heart of gold that she wore on her sleeve which just made you want to love on her. And honey, she could dress! She had style, pizazz, grace, all the things! I miss the times when we'd get ready together whether it was to go to a club or to a ball. I miss her laugh. I miss having her strength, wisdom and candor in my life. I miss her so much. It's difficult writing this without crying but it's important to. What happened to Naiomi was wrong. She was killed by a medical team at whom she trusted her very life with. She went in for a routine kidney stone removal and never woke up. They murdered a brown trans woman and presumably are getting away with it. As someone that isn't her biological sister, I'm limited to what information I can have access to. I'm limited to seeking justice for her...it's so painful. But I do her justice by telling her story and speaking her name, especially on her birthday. I thank the universe every single day for bringing this incredible human being into my life. I will cherish our memories forever. Happy birthday Naiomi. I love you. Always. 🥀💔

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