Muhlaysia Booker | Black, Trans, Loved, & Murdered
Muhlaysia Booker | Black, Trans, Loved, & Murdered
Muhlaysia Booker | Black, Trans, Loved, & Murdered
The fourth episode of the Black Moon Podcast honors the life of Muhlaysia Booker. Muhlaysia Booker was a 22 year old woman with a big personality. Raised in Dallas, TX, Muhlaysia was Black, Trans, dynamic, dramatic, determined, and absolutely hilarious. Muhlaysia describes herself as a comedian, she calls in that she will be famous, and in one of the last videos saved on her FB, she emphatically reminds us that time is fleeting and there’s no second chance on this life. On Saturday May 18, 2019, Muhlaysia Booker was seen for the last time getting into a light colored Lincoln. The next time Muhlaysia would be seen was around 6:40am that Saturday morning. She was found facedown in the street, dead from a gunshot wound.
Topics touched on in include: Black Trans Women, Gender-based Violence, Gender Identity, Race, Racism, White Supremacy, Homophobia & Transphobia in the Black Community.
Referenced in this episode:
- Dream Defenders Sunday school: Unlock Us, Abolition in Our Lifetime (w/ Angela Davis)
- The Muhlaysia Booker Foundation
- The Transgender District
- TGI Justice Project
US Capitol Switchboard Number: (202) 224-3121
To support Janelle Luster:
- CashApp: $JanelleLuster
- Venmo: Janelle-Vinson-1
Original music by: Siddy Beats
From The Podcast
The Black Moon Podcast
The Black Moon Podcast is an exploration and interrogation into Black death. This podcast aims to deepen our knowledge about the life stories of Black people who have passed away and situate their death in the societal context in which they died. The Black Moon Podcast is additionally here interrogate the understanding of death in the western world and provide vital information that will hopefully help Black people be better prepared to engage with death. Lastly, this podcast is here to hold space for collective healing. Rather than experiencing the death of Black people through viral trauma-porn and hashtags centered around the last moments of life, BMP aims to remediate the harm being done to our psyches from watching Black people die. This podcast is written and produced by Gambian-American Poet Olka Baldeh.Join Podchaser to...
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