The Transgender Legacy Flag was created by Ephraim Adamz of Hartford CT in 2023 for the twenty-fifth anniversary of Transgender Day of Remembrance. It recognizes the resilience that has been built off the bloodshed of Black bodies.

Black and brown is placed at the center of the Transgender Legacy Flag to bring awareness to negro descendants of U.S. chattel slavery and the African diaspora. The triangular midpoint insinuates an hourglass, which symbolizes past, present, future, and legacy.

It’s creation was inspired to bring attention to Rita Hester, a Black transgender woman from Hartford CT who’s murder in 1998 sparked the first Transgender Day of Remembrance.

Meet "Kool Kotton Kandy", a character conceptualized by Ephraim Adamz to discuss white supremacy and anti-blackness. 

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As the COVID pandemic brought the conversation of racial disparities to the forefront in new ways, so did we.

TheModelMinority.com is a website that highlights past and current examples of Black and Asian solidarity. The idea came to Ephraim Adamz after writing and recording the song "Stop Asian Hate / Solidarity" as a form of peaceful protest. The song and website was launched during May in honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. The landing page is in its early stages, but over time will be packed with content to move the movement forward. The mission is to curate a hub of information that embraces the unity between the two communities in a way that is both intersectional and affirming. When participants arrive at the homepage the first thing they will see is a welcome greeting from transgender rights activist Gia Gunn of RuPual's Drag Race. 

Check out the song in honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

Unfortunately no one can interpret RacePlay for you... everyone must listen for themselves. Visit WhatIsRacePlay.com to challenge yourself or disregard this message to live with your implicit bias. 

Click Here to listen to the 420 anthem on Spotify or scroll up to find your preferred platform. This image of me in prison depicting the Mass Incarceration of people of color for Cannabis use was created by Anne Gogh. Cannabis is being legalized without reparations to the families of those imprisoned.

We need your support hosting a Male for Male night. Please contact to collaborate. 

New music alert! Play the quirky mixtape rendition on YouTube!