'Increased visibility and corresponding misinformation, especially from right-leaning media outlets, have underlined the need for representation in all areas to be not only numerous, but authentic.”
Though most people are supportive of transgender rights, how stories are framed—and what stories they hear—matters.
Ahead of Trans Visibility Day, the Human Rights Campaign released a new report calling for authentic trans and non-binary experiences to be shown in media as one component of reducing marginalization and violence against trans people. Using data from a Civics Analytics poll, the new HRC report, “ The report also shows a lack of positive coverage of trans and non-binary stories in the media; the report authors say this adds to further marginalization, invisibility and stigma of the trans community, which directly leads to violence. more likely to be victims of violent crimes than their cisgender counterparts, and over half of the crimes were not reported to the police.
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