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- Tell Me About Yourself in Your Own Words.
- How Did Growing Up in Indiana Shape You?
- What’s Something About Minneapolis Young Folks Today Don't Know?
- What Is The Status of That Campaign?
- Who Are Your Trans Or Nonbinary Heroes?
- Who Is A Rising Trans Or Nonbinary Leader in Minnesota?
- As You Look Back, What Is One Thing You've Done That You're The Most Proud of?
- What Are Your Biggest Hopes For The Future?
I am mid-50s. Genderqueer, dyke. I'm a parent. I'm an activist and organizer who's really interested in our liberation, ensuring that we have access to health and health care and fun.
I was born in Anderson, Indiana, where I was adopted into a white family who raised me very lovingly and gave me all the things that I needed. When I was in eighth grade or so, we moved to very rural Spencer, Indiana. I think that the population there's about 2,000. The impact for me growing up in that was a lot of racism, a lot of misogyny — the K...
You can walk into any new city build from this point on in your life and there will be a gender-neutral bathroom. I think most people take that for granted and they don't know the amount of work that went into that. That when MTHC [Minnesota Transgender Health Coalition] started, there were two doctors in the whole state that would write a prescrip...
Our Space is in that process of still gaining supporters, gathering volunteers and really looking at the kind of nitty gritty of space building. We talk a lot about, ‘we just need a space,’ but we don't just need a space, we need the right space.
Oh, there's so many, so many. I'll start locally: of course [Minneapolis City Council] President [Andrea] Jenkins. Not just because she's president Jenkins, but because of all the things that she did before she became president Jenkins. And that doesn't mean that I always agree with her. That doesn't mean that I think she's 100 percent right all th...
I would say Baki Baki Baki. Hilde Edwards is also doing amazing and profound stuff. Whatever young people come out of the program called TIGERRS, they're all going to be superstars. TIGERRS is a youth program, specifically for trans and gender expansive young people that came out of the Minnesota Transgender Health Coalition. They're having a place...
It has absolutely nothing to do with organizing. It's really about connecting with my son. I think the thing that I'm most proud of is raising a Black man who cares about himself and his community and wants to learn and explore.
That we don't need some of these LGBT-serving organizations because we don't have to keep fighting for our rights, our liberation. We don't have to keep fighting discrimination. That we just kind of like work ourselves out of a job. That's huge and lofty. I think a more realistic answer is that trans folks continue to have access to those histories...
Roxanne has 11 years’ experience and specialises in a diverse range of practice areas, including M&A, PE, Corporate and Financing. She advises her domestic and multinational clients on investments in listed and unlisted entities across different sectors in India, with a special focus on Media, Entertainment & Sports, Banking & Financial ...
Mar 19, 2019 · Roxanne Anderson, photograph by Caroline Yang. As part of their Bush Fellowship, Anderson aims to research best practices of LGBTQIA community spaces, visiting dozens of centers across the nation and speaking with community leaders.
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Bisexual Organizing Project. Experience: OUR Space Minnesota's lgbtq Community Center · Education: University of Minnesota-Twin Cities · Location: Minneapolis · 500+ connections on LinkedIn ...
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Minneapolis, MN — Roxanne Anderson believes vital, visible transgender leaders of color can make our communities stronger. Rox intends to be that kind of leader in Minnesota by helping shape and create places where LGBTQ people thrive.