Following death of his sister, Reggie Bullock a strong advocate of LGBTQ rights

Posted Oct 6, 2021
The date was July 16, 2014. That’s the day someone murdered Mia Henderson — just for being transgender. Henderson’s brother, Reggie Bullock, told of the gut-wrenching emotional toll Henderson’s death took on his family. That’s why Bullock has become a strong advocate for LBGTQ rights, fighting for the acceptance that never came his sister’s way. (Dallas Mavericks)

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