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Trans sex workers still most vulnerable
Former sex worker turned activist preparing for Trans Day of Remembrance
NEWS /Andrea Houston / National / Wednesday, November 09, 2011
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Morgan Page at Fabarnak, the in-house café at the 519 Church St Community Centre.
(Andrea Houston)
Morgan M Page sometimes wishes she could reach back and hug her 12-year-old self: a lost and confused drug-addicted trans sex worker on the streets of Hamilton.
Page, 24, now leads trans programming at Toronto's 519 Church St Community Centre, including the annual Trans Day of Remembrance on Nov 20. The event commemorates trans people who have been murdered.