'Don't let people like this person make us be scared,' she says.
Anjali Rimi, a 43-year-old trans Hindu woman who lives in the East Bay, was walking with her friend, another trans South Asian woman, in downtown San Francisco late Saturday night after parking on 5th and Mission streets, across from the AMC Metreon, she told SFGATE in an interview Tuesday afternoon.
“When we tried to get off the crosswalk, I was kind of protecting my trans sister, who is smaller in stature,” she said. A San Francisco police spokesperson confirmed that “an unknown suspect pulled up on a motorcycle and attempted to take her purse” unsuccessfully. The spokesperson added that “there is no indication that this was a prejudice-based incident.”
“I have walked far worse streets, if I may say so, in San Francisco and I have been fine. So this felt definitely like a violation of my identity,” she added.
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