+-----------------------------------------------------------------+ | HUMAN IDENTITY | +-----------------------------------------------------------------+ | GENDER IDENTITY | SEXUAL ORIENTATION | | (Internal Sense of Self) | (Inherent Attraction) | |---------------------------------+-------------------------------| | • Woman / Man | • Lesbian / Gay / Bisexual | | • Non-binary / Genderqueer | • Pansexual / Asexual | | • Transgender / Cisgender | • Straight | +-----------------------------------------------------------------+
Alexia Freire's story is a tragic one, illustrating the realities of violence and the power of the transgender community to remember its own. Her death on February 28, 2020, is a stark entry in the global record of anti-transgender violence, but she was more than a victim. By understanding her story and the story of the other Alexia who now serves as a symbol of hope, we can learn to look beyond the reductive and harmful search terms that too often define these individuals for the internet. They were people with dreams, fashion sense, and a community. They were human, and their memory deserves nothing less than the full dignity they were denied in life. By using their correct names and pronouns—she/her—and by understanding the context of their lives, we can ensure that they are remembered with the respect they earned. alexia freire shemale
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Alexia Freire was a Brazilian trans woman and adult film actress. According to available records, she was born on 7 August 1983, making her 36 years old at the time of her death. She was 5 feet 8 inches (approximately 173 cm) tall and was a native of Brazil. One source notes that she was a Brazilian actress in erotic films, born in São Paulo. : Her content is often praised for its