San Francisco Creates District for Trans People to Spread Gender-Fluid Culture

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San Francisco created a special protected class of people - cultural district for transgender persons, marking the first legal transgender district created anywhere in the world. Its a no-go zone for others.

San Francisco’s Tenderloin district is now home to “Compton’s Transgender Cultural District,” The Daily Beast reported Tuesday.

The Tenderloin is a triangular neighborhood located a few blocks from San Francisco’s City Hall. It is also San Francisco’s most notorious drug district, according to authorities, Vice reported in 2014.

It is one of the most dangerous districts in the city, authorities say.

Hyde Street’s 300 block is regarded as the city’s grossest block. Human waste lying in the streets is a norm, reported The New York Times in October. The block is part of San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood.
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The district was created in order to create a “safe space” for transgender persons and to aid those who identify as transgender being pushed out of their own neighborhoods, according to Compton’s district manager, Honey Mahogany, the Beast reported.

The district will also teach San Franciscans about the history of transgender evolution, Mahogany said, according to the Beast.

“The Tenderloin has always held a really special place in my heart as a trans person with the way the community is accepting of gender variant and trans people of color,” Mahogany said, the Beast reported.

The new district was announced in a Tuesday Facebook post.


The district received $215,000 from the city after Proposition E passed in November, allocating 1.5 percent of the city’s base hotel tax to cultural and art purposes, according to Ballotpedia. The legislation was first introduced by district Supervisor Jane Kim in June 2017, according to the Beast.
“The first transgender commemorative neighborhood in the nation’s history is well timed given the president’s attack on transgender people,” Kim said.

Daughter of a Baptist minister in San Jose, California, Donna Personna, also applauded the new district. “It’s an act of resistance and of fighting back,” she said, according to the Beast.
“I’m proud and happy with myself that we did something tangible against the Trump administration,” Personna said.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed, a Democrat, did not immediately respond to The Daily Caller News Foundation’s request for comment.

Copyright 2018 The Daily Caller News Foundation

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