was asked to turn off his engine during a Camp Trans speech. Pink and Black wrote that there was vandalism during the festival, saying that, in one incident, someone painted the words "Real Womyn Have Cocks" in a MichFest kitchen. The zine also said a flyer was distributed that read: "Second-Wave 'Feminists', / A hot load from my monstrous tranny-cock embodies womanhood more than the pieces of menstral (sic) art your transphobic cunts could ever hope to create. / Love, Womyn-born-Monsters". Since 2010 There have been groups created "on the land" like Trans Women Belong Here, for support, care, and acquiring a "safe space" within MichFest. MichFest itself, however, ceased as an ongoing concern after its 40th season in 2015. See also Transphobia Michigan Womyn's Music Festival List of transgender-related topics Lesbian Avengers Sexism References External links Official Camp Trans site Detailed History of Camp Trans from 1991 to 2000 Trans Inclusion Archive of MWMF, Camp Trans and The Yellow Armbands (1991-2011) Transgender history in the United States LGBT culture in Michigan Protests in the United States Transgender events Transgender rights in the United States Transfeminism Trans women Protest camps 2006 in LGBT history