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At the beginning of House of Tulip, a short documentary directed by Cydney Tucker, we meet Mariah Moore, a transgender rights activist in New Orleans, as she is leading a meeting about life planning, and in particular, about advanced medical directives and making plans for one's own death. The scene is a reminder that death is always top of mind in the trans community._ Oct 5, 2023 2:00 PM UTC by [TIME Video](https://time.com/author/time-video/) and [Justine Simons](https://time.com/author/justine-simons/) Oct 5, 2023 2:00 PM UTC At the beginning of House of Tulip, a short documentary directed by Cydney Tucker, we meet Mariah Moore, a transgender rights activist in New Orleans, as she is leading a meeting about life planning, and in particular, about advanced medical directives and making plans for one's own death. The scene is a reminder that death is always top of mind in the trans community. House of Tulip is Louisiana’s first housing refuge providing residency solely for trans and gender non-conforming people. The film follows Moore as she runs for city council and introduces viewers to the warm and supportive home she and others are growing at House of Tulip. The short documentary highlights the dangers of being trans in America today, but it also shines a light on the beauty and support systems that are being created too. _The following Q&A with the film’s director, Cydney Tucker,_ _and trans activist Mariah Moore,_ _has been edited for length and clarity._ **TIME: How did you decide to focus on the House of Tulip as a way to explore the subject of guns in America?** **TUCKER**:Louisiana has one of the highest rates of gun-violence in the United States. This is due to lack of legislation and lax gun laws. Coupled with anti-trans legislation and an actively anti-trans agenda that continues to unfold across several states, that’s literally a recipe for death for thousands of people. When I first approached this story – the story of rising homicide rates among trans and non-binary folx – I combed through statistical data surrounding rates of violence against TGNC (Transgender and gender nonconforming) individuals. Immediately I saw patterns. Experts say that trans individuals are being murdered at epidemic level proportions. What’s even scarier is that they’re not all reported. So we literally don’t know what we don’t know, and that’s because of a lot of factors including deadnaming/misidentification of individuals and a clear lack of local/national reporting on the homicides. Secondly in my research, I found that guns continue to be the number one method used to target TGNC individuals. So these things combined led me to look at Louisiana, which is how I ultimately found House of Tulip - the only trans-led non-profit organization in the state creating a housing refuge to combat this. I knew in following the founders over the course of a year, I could tap into and humanize a larger story about being trans in a southern state like Louisiana—the hope and danger of it all. Gun violence has become so interwoven in the DNA of the place, that nearly everyone I met in New Orleans had a gun violence story. Our film’s producer, Zaferhan Yumru, who was local to New Orleans at the time, escaped two shoot outs within the span of two weeks while we were filming. So yes, gun violence is a very real threat in New Orleans and the state of Louisiana overall. **TIME: Mariah, the film starts out with you sharing obituaries for your friends who have died. It's a grim reminder of how dangerous it is to be a trans woman in America, especially a Black trans woman. What are the coping skills that the trans community has built up to handle a constant threat of violence?** **MOORE**: I don’t think there are skills. We have just built up a type of immunity and a numbness. When we hear about someone we know being taken from us due to gun violence, or physical violence, or any type of income and health care-related disparity like AIDS-related death, we are numb, so we don’t acknowledge it until we are forced to. I would hope that people realize that gun violence is impacting everyone, especially our youth. In our community, we already live in spaces of scarcity and below the poverty line, and these experiences (of gun violence) are amplified by poverty, especially within the Black trans community. You can't start caring only when you lose a child to gun violence or a family member to a healthcare issue, we have to care from our core, from our hearts. **TIME: The film offers a grim reminder of how dangerous it is to be a trans woman in America, especially a Black trans woman. How did that inform the way you approached subjects for the film**? **TUCKER**: I knew as soon as I decided to make this film that I needed to approach it with caution and care. I wanted to have a trauma-informed filmmaking strategy that was going to start from development and continue on into post-production. From where I sat as a collaborator in creating this film and spending as much time as I did with these incredible women, yes, you realize that death is very much a constant reminder and figure in their lives. If they’re not being threatened or harassed for their identity, someone close to them that they know or love is being attacked and or killed for it. Mariah quite literally says in the film that she could die any day. She knows this, and it’s not simply because she’s become elevated in the political sphere or for her activism, but because of her identity and all of the anti-trans legislation and hate that fuels our society. I don’t know if there’s any way to cope with that. No one should have to live in fear that any day could be their last, or that people who share their identity don’t often live past the age of 30\. I think one of the most poignant things that Mariah and Milan often say is that they want to work themselves out of jobs. At the end of the day, they don’t want there to even be a need for an organization like House of Tulip. There shouldn’t have to be a housing refuge. And that really stays with me. **TIME: Mariah, Why do you see elected office as a place to make an impact?** **MOORE**: Representation matters. And for me running for office, that humanizes me and sends the message that we deserve a voice and decision making equity. _This film was supported by TIME Studios and the Sundance Institute Documentary Film Program with support from the Kendeda Fund, as part of a series of short documentaries addressing the issue of gun violence in America_. ## Transcript Girl, I was telling the people please don't record my phone screen cuz you would. They are about to record a stalking you on your screen your face on the phone. I said, please. That's one of my best friend's name is Wendy. She also does some work at houses, Hulu. This is like a box full of like just random thing certificates and stuff. This is one of me and my best friends from way back in the day. when I was just a baby going out to the club and it's really experience in life. What year was this original paper from the Gambit eyewear? Me and Milan were featured so I'm happy about that. And then this is Malaysia Booker's obituary. She was murdered in Dallas, Texas. This is China's obituary. What drove me into activism I'm with basically the murder of my dear friend and sister are trying to Gibson just was one of the toughest. The toughest lost is that I think we experienced in the city and she was taken away from us due to gun violence. Mansions a beautiful beautiful person I was out at the vigil and a news reporter walked up and put a camera in my face and said how do you feel about this? What are your thoughts on? How are you going to bring awareness to this issue? And from that moment on it was like I have two from this day forward do everything that I can do to make sure that women stop dying this way. This is a huge portion of the city grows running to represent. So without any further ado. Hi everyone, and thank you so much for attending today. This is a very exciting day for me. I've been working up to boards this moment for about 2 years. Now. I'm running because I know that we can't truly move forward if we are all represented. Or black Trans women particularly here in New Orleans or Louisiana. Housing really sets the stage for what eliminating violence looks like. House of tulip is a nonprofit organization providing long-term Housing Solutions for transgender aquafarming Community, whether it be through monetary support all the way to housing support and connecting our community members with therapist then have a computer lab have a clothing closet where folks can come without shame to get the things that they need. Nobody going to judge you we are welcoming you. This month, I thought it was very important that we talked about something that we don't talk about enough and that is life planning documents for Trans Community. I'm hopeful that folks will leave here learning something and passing it on so that you know our communities just a sanctuary for Community to come to to build relationship stronger relationships with one another right to explore other opportunities for themselves. You can be very specific in what you want. And you know for me I don't have a particular person. I just I have an attorney it took me a long time to write all these things out. I know it could seem a little bit premature to a lot of people but we just want to make sure that our community is being proactive about number one taking care of each other and just making sure that I'll eyes are just Fulfilling and death as they were in life. A lot of my friends, I didn't get to celebrate them. Some of them are in Graves and I don't even know where they are. Just walk in the graveyard and hope that I'm in the right spot because they don't have a headstone. South. This is very important and a lot of organizations don't make an effort to discuss it, but he pushed should know that. This is something that should be Primary in their life and not as a result of an accident. Now, that's all I got. To be a black Trans woman in America is to contemplate Your Existence safety and reality at all times. Unfortunately living in my truth equates to increase Bond ability. so misogyny trans violence just queer violence overall to feel so beautiful and feel so euphoric and feels so happy and feel. Oh my gosh, like this is me like I'm feeling myself, but then having to go out there and like navigate that you almost have to detach yourself from it to not succumb to the weight of it. The one thing about you that is magical or makes you you or is great. Like I don't necessarily feel that I can really fully enjoy that experience and fullness. My family has remained pretty stars on their views and opinions and position with regard to my transition and gender identity. And in order for me to get to the next step or level in my life. It wasn't going to be in my room in my parents house. It was either stay in my car in the dead of winter or move. My time here and has a tulip has been an answer to some along said prayers, just a combination of different things. Having my own face, having my own transportation being employed in a space in which I can be myself that they are P, all of it. At the same time to be able to experience that holistic level of care has been extremely nourishing to my spirit. It was through my good friend, Stacey Monroe a Latina trans woman in Dallas, her suggestion to reach out to Milan and Mariah, I contacted them via the website and I moved in January 14th and there was an immense wave of relief. You have so many gold aspiration. I want to be a musician. I want to make music. I want to make, aren't I want to go to the Dominican Republic? I want to go to Africa. This vision board is a way to scale down and really prioritize and focus on the things that I'm wanting. I supposed to just let him float transient in my mind. Most of my apartment comes from my sister's because when I don't see it on myself, I see it in them. What's going on? How you been? I want one that I'm used to take me forever to do this. You're not going to remember, you know, being young and struggling with my sexual orientation, and gender identity are not even understanding, like what it was that I was going through. My mom taught me that, you know, when I was very young to just like I'm different with a lot of her wisdom and knowledge. I was able to like, you know, add to my armor in this life to maneuver in this world to go out in and fight because that's one thing I would have had that was guaranteed that I was going to have to do is fight harder. is everybody started treating me different and one day, they kick me out the house. If you have the house nowhere to go, I still stayed in the apartments that we were in so I have all my stuff in the laundry room but one night, it snow till I made it safely back to their laundry room. That I was being Follow. You Follow Me to the laundry room and back. I was really in fear for my life, at that moment. Give me a minute. I mean, you know, the violence is Israel for so many of us, we become numb to that feeling and that's years of trauma, does years of abuse that years of violence. The meaning of a cell door. When she tells me things just like I just take a apart of that and it really does worry me, you know what, these just these trans woman, just getting murdered. My biggest fear is I don't get it. Do you know it's early but when she has close friends, like Bonnie, all y'all tight like that, you know, stuff, you don't be a dick. Y'all got each other's back. And also, I kind of like a little bit more safe when y'all out there like that, then when you're out there alone, but you just got to be careful. Name is Steve Job for me to constantly put myself out there. And you just like, I was being closed until you found out like, you know, it was kind of hard until I got my life has changed up and stuff like that and it became a whole lot easier to do set work or whatever. Cuz it's like, I can't get no money but I can't really get I can't do what I got to do. It's for years for years. I've I felt like I was alone like I never had anyone and then that's why I told you before, if I was getting kicked out of my mother's house used to wander the streets day and night, no sleep. I went to the shelter for like 6 months, they didn't even help me. They put me in a, in the section would all the men and I couldn't do anything else at the moment. I had, I really like had no money. I couldn't get hired anywhere. So I removed and it was What am I going to do? Everyday is like, what am I going to do from home and away from home and we found each other and we We built those relationships. We built those Vines. Because it was very important and vital to our survival as young trans you. I'm a strong believer, it's when you stand by, you do goodbye Community. Communal thing to do good by you. And this is just a Very small example of Dad. I'm currently about to announce my run for city council District d. I know it's early. But this is not unusual. This is part of the culture and it's Mardi Gras. With heightened visibility Bears more vulnerability. What is also important to be shown representation matters? And one of the reasons why I'm running for office is because I really wanted to create and make change on a local level one way that we can create change but also have a voice in the decisions that are made is also by being one of those decision-making. Persons at that table, I love that, I love that trans people, are executive directors that organization, we are running for offices across the country. We are therapists and lawyers. We are the assistant Secretary of health of the entire United States. These things are important. So, when people look at you, they're able to see More than just a victim or someone who has been traumatized. They are able to see your Humanity. This work doesn't happen, people will continue to die. As thankful as I am to do this working and honored as I am to do this work everyday, I wake up. I think today could be the day that I am killed today. Could be my last day on this Earth. And it doesn't matter how visible I am or all the things I have accomplished, they mean nothing. This progress needs to happen for the sake of the humanity of folks. Everywhere are trans, siblings are dying all over the country. It's important that we have more political figures who are trans, who are trans women, who are black, who show up and take up space. In these white sis male-dominated spaces to show the world that this is what America looks like. This is what America is made up of either who are citizens of this country are History. Every year November 20th is transgender day of remembrance and the day that many of our local LGBT particular Transit on Central organizations, honor and uplift of those individuals who have lost their lives due to senseless violence. 333. Keep on keep on. What you've done is not just for you. It is a progressive movement. The only difficulty in what I'll do it, let's go. I am sad. I'm very sad because I wanted to truly serve our community. I wanted to create a house it to look virtue, a state government, all new orleanians to me. And keep pushing the message that nothing will be satisfactory. None of the leadership in the city will be satisfactory until it's reflective. All the people that live in The work still continue on Monday. I still have meaning for work to return to. We are still working to improve the quality of life for people in our city. So I'll do I didn't win tonight. I'm still a winner, baby. We saw four people. Because at the end of the day if I would do it in a responsibility to make sure that our community that we're serving is taken care of. 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