Abbie Chatfield marches for Transgender Day of Visibility trends now
Abbie Chatfield joined her non-binary Neighbours pal Kathleen Ebbs in Sydney on Sunday for the Transgender Day of Visibility march.
The former Bachelor star braved the rain alongside Kathleen as the pair marched from The Hub in Newtown to Victoria Park.
Abbie wore a multi-coloured hoodie and a pair of shorts for the event and accessorised her look with a tote.
The podcast star and Kathleen appeared in good spirits as they raised awareness for transgender issues.
According to The Latch, Trans Day of Visibility takes place on March 31, with events happening around this date.
Abbie Chatfield joined her non-binary Neighbours pal Kathleen Ebbs in Sydney on Sunday for the Transgender Day of Visibility march. Both pictured
Additionally, while this day is used to rally against injustices, it’s also to laud gender-diverse identities, their achievements, and their community.
In 2009, the day was created by an activist named Rachel Crandall.
The event was created ‘cause there weren’t enough cultural moments that acknowledged the importance of gender-diverse folks'.
Abbie has been an open advocate of transgender awareness with her recently slamming the show There's Something About Miriam.
The former Bachelor star braved the rain alongside Kathleen as the pair marched from The Hub in Newtown to Victoria Park
Abbie wore a multi-coloured hoodie and a pair of shorts for the event and accessorised her look with a tote
According to The Latch, Trans Day of Visibility takes place on March 31, with events happening around this date
She labelled the show 'disgusting and transphobic' in a heated rant.
The British reality series, which was filmed in 2003, featured six men in their twenties who were trying to woo 21-year-old Mexican model Miriam Rivera.
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