Injured transgender woman says her
attackers, 'Kept calling me 'f****!"
Posted By: Ribicon, 6/11/2021 12:57:49 PM
Washington—D.C. police were still searching Thursday for the two women and a man who stabbed and beat a transgender woman in a Northeast laundromat on Sunday, while screaming anti-gay slurs. The 31-year-old victim, Nysia Armstead, spent days in the hospital, but has finally been released. "I got stabbed in my head, where I have 18 stitches right here," Armstead said in an exclusive interview in her Southeast, D.C. apartment. "And I have like 40 stitches in my right arm." Armstead is furious that the three people who attacked her with their fists and a large pocket knife are still at large.
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Attacks on Transgender-Americans, who usually are black, are done almost 100% by other bLACK people. "Black Trans Lives Matter" is part of the narrative, yet bLACK people are never held to account for the violence, which again makes clear that BLM has no interest whatsoever in stopping the attacks.