Doll Walk founder, Ashley Ryan, is joined by Doll Walk Organizers Qween Amor, Vera Lee Westwood, and Dee Chen as they reflect on that day and what it means to the transgender community.

The first ever Doll Walk NYC was a demonstration of radical malicious compliance when a group of 50 trans women marched topless across Central Park to Trump tower in response to Donald Trump changing the gender marker on their passports from 'Female' back to 'Male.'

In a powerful act of protest for Trans Day of Visibility 2026, these transgender women marched topless—directly confronting the contradiction of having breasts while the government now labels them as men. They were joined by politicians Karen Ortiz and Laura Dunn, who are pushing to advance transgender civil rights in Congress.

This celebration of trans joy focused specifically on the mislabeled gender marker on US passports, and they were successful in delivering their demands to Marco Rubio's desk at the Department of State with the message: change our passports back or we are going to do the Doll Walk again next year!

The Doll Walk is a civil rights movement that will forever live in history in the official 'Doll Walk' documentary, premiering next week at New York's Newfest as part of their 'Having a great time being trans lately' shorts segment. Come join us 10/22/26 at 7:30pm for the world premiere followed by Q&A.

Save the date: NYC Doll Walk 2027 - Sunday, March 28

Want Doll Walk to come to your city? Please request so in the comments!

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Ashley Ryan: @ashleyryantv

Qween Amor: @QweenAmore

Dee Chen: @feminizazn

Vera Lee Westwood: @veraleewestwood

B-roll Photographers and Videographers

Carlos Chiossone: https://www.instagram.com/chiosphoto/

J Wilson: https://www.instagram.com/jwilson77/

Lexy: https://www.instagram.com/sidewalkkilla/

Veronica L. Yankowski: https://www.instagram.com/verolucephoto/

Regan Rebanal: https://www.instagram.com/reganrabanal/

Jameson Bui: https://www.instagram.com/jamesonbui/

The Politicians Who Joined

Karen Ortiz: https://www.instagram.com/ko4congress/

Laura Dunn: https://www.instagram.com/lauradunn4justice/

Special Thanks:

Reilly and her mom Colleen for making the fabulous passport prop!

NYPD Community Outreach Team

The Wonderful Marshals and Volunteers TJ for making the shirts!

Red Eye NYC for hosting the safety meeting.

The ACLU for providing legal advice.

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Tripping isn't the worst thing you can do on the runway...

The funny police returns to talk about how to become a runway model with Jack Mayer. Find out the do's, don'ts, and maybe just one times. ;-)

Listen as Ashley and Jack reflect on their experiences walking the runway at New York Fashion Week and dive a bit deeper into their person lives.

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Ashley Ryan: @AshleyRyanTV

Jack Mayer: @withlovefromjack

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Ashley Ryan is joined by comedian Shelby Latterman and life coach Davis Thompson as they discuss the single life of dating in their 20's and 30's in New York City. The three share their best and worst dating experiences, as well as well as recommend what type of date will make your valentine's day special.

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Ashley Ryan: @AshleyRyanTV

Shelby Latterman: @ShelbyLatterman

Davis Thompson: @davISISawake

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