Utah's LGBTQ community mourns on Trans Day of Remembrance
Community members mourned not only the 323 transgender people lost in the past year, but the five people killed in a shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado on Saturday.
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Community members mourned not only the 323 transgender people lost in the past year, but the five people killed in a shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado on Saturday.
For some Utahns, the news of a mass shooting in Colorado comes on an already emotional day of paying tribute to transgender people who lost their lives to violence.
The Club Q shooting in Colorado weighed heavy on the minds of those who attended a LGBTQ vigil in Salt Lake City, Utah to honor Transgender Day of Remembrance for those who died by suicide or murder in the past year.
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and other elected officials are calling the shooting at a Colorado Springs gay nightclub that killed five and injured 18 late Saturday a 'senseless tragedy.'
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