A “Transgender Day of Vengeance” outside of Nashville, scheduled for Easter Sunday the week of the anniversary of the mass killing of schoolchildren by a transgender terrorist, has been cancelled following the exposure of the event in The Daily Wire.
Organizers did not apologize for the optics of calling for “vengeance” near the anniversary of the Covenant mass murder, but rather claimed that they were victims.
“Event Canceled. We have received threats due to the misleading headlines on right-wing news websites. … We will be having a make up show at a later date and a new venue. … We decided the threat was too great, and we don’t want to risk anyone’s safety,” Boro Fondo, a festival group that sponsored the event, said on Instagram.
Organizers didn’t respond to a request for more information or evidence regarding any threats.
The concert was set for the Graveyard Gallery in Murfreesboro, about an hour from Nashville, shocking residents in what one resident called “the heart of the Bible Belt.” The show was to raise money for sex-change operations and to mail chest binders to people who “could not access them.”
Tennessee State Rep. Clay Doggett, the chairman of the legislature’s Criminal Justice Subcommittee,…
