100 Black Trans Men, Inc. Expands with New Sister Organization: 100 Black Trans Women

ATLANTA - April 19, 2024 - PRLog -- 100 Black Trans Men, Inc., a leading organization dedicated to advocating for health, racial, and educational equity within the transgender community, is proud to announce the establishment of a new sister organization, 100 Black Trans Women, Inc. This significant expansion is accompanied by the appointment of Queen Hatcher-Johnson as Executive Director of the new organization.

Queen Hatcher-Johnson, a distinguished activist and advocate in the health equity sphere, brings a wealth of experience to her new role. As a seasoned speaker and dedicated advocate for the transgender community, Queen's leadership is poised to drive significant change and further the mission of both organizations alongside Julian Clarke, the recently appointed Executive Director of 100 Black Trans Men, Inc.

About Queen Hatcher-Johnson:

Queen has been at the forefront of advocacy and activism within the transgender community for over two decades. Her work focuses on addressing and overcoming disparities faced by transgender individuals in health care, education, and society. With a deep commitment to community and equality, Queen's role as Executive Director will focus on building strategic partnerships, advocating for policy changes, and leading community outreach and education programs.

A United Vision for Progress:

Together with Julian Clarke, Queen will spearhead initiatives that emphasize the importance of equity in health care, education, and societal acceptance. Their combined efforts will aim to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for transgender individuals across the nation.

Moving Forward:

"The establishment of 100 Black Trans Women and the appointment of Queen Hatcher-Johnson mark a pivotal moment in our journey towards complete inclusivity and support for the transgender community," said Dr. Elijah Nicholas, founder of 100 Black Trans Men, Inc. "We are thrilled to see what Queen will achieve in her new role and how her visionary leadership will help shape the future of our community."

For more information about 100 Black Trans Men, Inc., 100 Black Trans Women, Inc., and our initiatives, please visit Home | 100blacktransmen. (https://www.100blacktransmen.com/)

In Service,

Dr. Elijah Nicholas