That's right, transgender day has nothing to do with the resurrection of Jesus, observed by Christians as Easter,
the biggest holiday in Christianity.
That's correct it doesn't. Nor does Easter have anything to do with March 31st.
Was Easter March 31st last year? How about the year prior or the year prior to that?
You do understand how the Roman Catholic Church sets the celebration of Easter, yes, no, maybe?
Transgender Visibility was never celebrated by this country
That day was also set aside on March 31st last year, and on March 31st the year before that and on March 31st the year before that.. and.. and.. and.. first established in 2009 (I looked it up).
..many like myself, never heard of the day until Biden proclaimed it this Easter.
the rest of the nation doesn't revolve around your ignorance.
March 31st is not only Transgender Visibility Day, it is also Anesthesia Tech Day, Dance Marathon Day, National Clams on the Halfshell Day , National Farm Workers Day and a host of others. This year it just so happened that Easter was on March 31st also.
So I ask again, was Easter March 31st last year? No?
It sounds like this year's Easter was placed to coincide with these other days
which fall on March 31st every year, rather than the other way around. Your ire seems to be missplaced. fwiw, you could have ignored them, there's no obligation on any of them.
To honor transgenders on Easter Sunday was a slap in the face for Christians.
When you look to be offended, you'll find it every time.
fwiw, if you want to plan ahead on being offended; next year Easter is on April 20.. 4/20 which is 420 day an international celebration during which people come together to consume cannabis and advocate for its legalization.
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