Rev. Debra J. Hopkins Believes There's Still Hope

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Rev. Debra J. Hopkins is a native New Yorker and trans woman of color who believes that there’s always hope because words have power and everybody can be a voice for change through action, activism, and community involvement. We can all help put an end to the social and economic discrimination that's ever present in this country.

Debra is the Founder of There's Still Hope, a non-profit organization that provides a Transitional Housing Program for transgender adults, trans victims of domestic violence, and trans individuals released from the correctional institutional system.

Debra earned her Masters of Theology degree from New York Theological Seminary and is a licensed non-denominational minister. She is actively involved in ministry through pastoral care, writing, and community activism. She is the author of three books and three anthologies, including her memoir, Not Until You Have Walked In My Shoes.

Through it all, Debra continues to spend time traveling around the country advocating for the marginalized people within the LGBTQIA community.

Topics Discussed:

Faith/Identity: Formed via self-discovery of development, foundational footing
Transition: Vehicle to expand audience and not allow naysayers’ negativity
Words of Advice: Be authentic and use the tools that God has given you
Community, therapy, and honesty brings healing, understanding, and activism
Look in the Mirror: Convey the truth of life and how we should be treated equally
There’s Still Hope: After losing it all, being homeless, and trying to clear name
Platforms: Build, exercise, and cultivate spiritual, mental, and physical muscles

Links and Resources:

Rev. Debra J. Hopkins
There's Still Hope
Not Until You Have Walked In My Shoes
Christine Jorgensen a Personal Autobiography
The Shack Movie
Masterclass: 4 Practices You Can Start Now to Move Beyond Shame
Queerology Podcast on Instagram
Queerology Podcast on Twitter
Beyond Shame by Matthias Roberts
Matthias Roberts on Patreon

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