LGBTQ community voices fears and anger over Trump's reelection at San Francisco drag show

In San Francisco, LGBTQ community members expressed their concerns about Donald Trump's reelection at a drag show. Host Lisa Frankenstein led the audience in a collective scream, reflecting feelings of fear and anger after the election results. The LGBT National Help Center reported a surge in calls, rising from 300 to about 2,000 daily. Many in the community feel targeted by anti-trans campaigns during the election, which have heightened fears of discrimination under Trump's administration. Activists warn of potential rollbacks on protections for LGBTQ individuals. Some community members are considering leaving the U.S. due to rising transphobia and hate crimes, while others focus on community support and fundraising efforts for LGBTQ organizations.