We all have dreams and we should all have the opportunity to chase them. But LGBTQ+ people still face barriers that prevent them from making their dreams a reality.
“Your home is where you’re supposed to feel the most safe”
Growing threats of anti-LGBTQ+ violence in his neighborhood made Dawn fear for his safety—it took a big step to finally find stability in another community.
[Text on screen] American Dreams. The freedom to live in safety.
[Narrator ] That's an American dream.
[Text on screen] American Reality
In over 50% of U.S. states, you could legally be denied housing if you are LGBTQ+.
Movement Advancement Project, 2024
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A Place to Call Home :15
Emma raising the peace sign outside in a pink beanie and brown coat.
"The need for safe housing is especially important for trans folks.”
Emma became the first trans woman to walk every block in Manhattan. But before she accomplished that, an unsafe living situation threatened her ability to call New York City home.
Trey hid her transgender identity when she was young, and talks about the importance of safety and security - especially for trans people - and encourages everyone to be treated with respect and to live as their authentic self