Family,

What a rough week. I'm bouncing back and there is still so much to take in and process. I shared everything I have on the podcast so no video today. I wanted to provide you with critical information so you can properly prepare for a Trump presidency. Nothing should be taken for granite in this moment. It is imperative that we prepare, protect and persist.

Take good care of yourself.

Talk soon,
Anna

This week on Queer News with Anna DeShawn she digs into the aftermath of Trump's shocking re-election and dissects its implications for the LGBTQ+ community. Anna is pleased to have Mony Ruiz Velasco, Deputy Director of Equality Illinois, join us as we explore practical steps to legally and personally protect ourselves and our loved ones. Don't miss this essential discussion on how to prepare, protect, and persist during challenging times.

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00:00 - Welcome to the Queer News podcast

1:29 - Anna DeShawn reflects on Trump’s win

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10:12 - Mony & Anna talk about how to prepare and protect your rights
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