LGBTQ communities in San Francisco express concerns over Trump's reelection through collective events

After Donald Trump's recent reelection, LGBTQ communities in San Francisco are expressing their fears and frustrations through collective screaming events. These gatherings aim to provide emotional release and foster a sense of community amid concerns about the new administration's policies. The LGBT National Help Center has reported a significant increase in calls, rising from 300 to about 2,000 daily. Many in the community feel anger towards those who supported Trump, especially given the campaign's focus on anti-trans messaging. Civil rights groups anticipate that Trump's administration will reverse protections for LGBTQ individuals, similar to actions taken during his first term. Trump has proposed banning gender-affirming care for minors and limiting government recognition of gender to male and female at birth.