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21-year-old transgender non-binary man killed in California

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Black was believed to be trans masculine, non-binary and a member of the Wyandotte Nation and was “mixed Indigenous”, according to PGH Lesbian.

He also used the names Oliver Jackson and Legion. Black’s tragic death is at least the 28th death of a transgender or gender non-conforming person in 2021.

These stats are typically guidance as the number of transgender or gender non-conforming person missing are not fully reported.

The Imperial County Sheriff’s Office reported the news of Black’s death, on Facebook, stating a body was found and recovered from the Coachella Canal near Slab City, Niland, California, on May 11.

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