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Drawing connections between the social and political antagonisms of anti-trans violence, racism, and colonialism, this intimate and reflective piece considers the impact that the death of Nex Benedict has had on the author as well as on some of the author’s patients. Nex’s death and the hostile context in which they died both sparked and evoked multiple mournings, anxieties, and grief processes, illustrated here through clinical vignette and personal disclosure and grounded in psychoanalytic theory.