Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Honor Muhlaysia Booker for Pride

On Jun 1, 2019, Prince Harry and his mother Meghan Markle posted on Instagram a collage of photos in respect of Pride month.

Included in a collection was a sketch of Muhlaysia Booker, a transgender lady from Dallas, Texas who was murdered one month after a video flush display her being beaten in a hatred crime.

The Duke of Sussex motionless to emanate a post to uncover their support for a LGBT community, during a start of Pride month, that recognizes a LGBT village and their accomplishments.

The stately integrate wrote on their central Instagram “The month of Jun we will compensate reverence to those organizations that support a LGBT village – those who are aged and immature and their friends and families. We will post accounts a remember a past and are carefree that they will have a deserved destiny that is some-more inclusive.”

Booker told military that a group who pounded her screamed during her homophobic remarks while she was being beaten.

The conflict left Booker with her wrist damaged and a concussion.

In April, military arrested people concerned in a assault, though they have no suspects in a Booker murder. Police pronounced that a conflict was identical to other attacks on dual trans women.

Harry and Markle did not discuss Booker by name. The post also enclosed a sketch of Princess Diana with an AIDS patient.

Written by Barbara Sobel

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Dallas News: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle post picture of Muhlaysia Booker on Instagram for Pride month

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