Camila Guzman, Transgender Murder Victim, Remembered in East Harlem Vigil
By Steven Thrasher Fri., Aug. 12 2011 at 10:53 AM

http://blogs.villagevoice.com/runninscared/2011/08/camila_guzman_vigil.php

​About a hundred people gathered on 110th Street, "Tito Puente Way," in East Harlem last night to remember the life of Camila Guzman. The vigil, sponsored by the Anti-Violence Project, took place outside of Camila's apartment, where she was found murdered last week.

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The vigil featured speakers who not only tackled what the death of Camila, a transgender immigrant from Chile, meant for the LGBT community and trans women of color in general, but what it meant to them personally.

I live about 2 miles from where Camila was murdered. I couldn't attend the vigil but from what I heard she was very fondly remembered.                                                                         Gennee