Henry Berg-Brousseau's story helped inspire opposition to trans-restrictive legislation in Kentucky.
His mother, a Democrat from Louisville, said her son had finally found a community,"but that could not undo the brokenness that he already felt."
"On a daily basis at his job Henry would be aware of the hateful and vile anti-trans messaging being circulated around this country and focused at his workplace," Berg said in a news release."This hate building across the country weighed on him. In one of our last conversations he wondered if he was safe walking down the street."
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