Andrea Sanna
A dramatic suicide episode happened in Catania, Sicily
A 15-year-old transgender girl, Sasha, committed suicide by jumping from the sixth floor of his house. An extreme gesture for him and his family that many local newspapers treated in a shameful manner, referring to his birth sex and not his gender.
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A young boy who had recently put himself at the forefront of the fight for LGBT+ civil rights, collaborating with the Catania Pride association, remembered him with a moving message.
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“The news of Sasha’s death has shocked us in no small measure. We embrace his friends and loved ones. Sasha was a young boy from our community, just 15 years old, recently close to the world of Pride and activism. At the last event organized by Catania Pride, he was present and in the first person as a volunteer (…). We talked to him, got to know him, and hear his struggles in being able to express his gender identity.”
A new absurd death that could have been avoided.
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The United States. A group of friends and an association that cultivates ethnic discrimination, racial superiority, and the fight against any diversity as essential pillars of its doctrine. These are the main elements of this multi-faceted novel, raw and hard, far from pity and useless turns of phrase, in which extreme fanaticism leads a father to desire the evil of his homosexual son, to the point of acting personally for the annihilation of this inclination. Yet “REDEMPTION DAYS” is not a novel that takes away space for hope, the same feeling that will take possession of the protagonist’s page after page, directing them to arrive differently from the departure, a goal in which ideas change, the true virtues emerge, evil and perversions are finally removed, to achieve so, in different ways, their individual redemption.