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Synopsis:
Approaching his 30’s, Passion, a black trans musician two years into his medical transition, juggles his newfound identity as a black male and the societal expectations that come along with it. Though him and his ska band enjoy local success in Oakland, Ca, Passion is discontent with remaining local and wants to extend the band’s fame beyond the bay area. However, his best friend and band mate, Shields, cannot fully accept his transition which heavily affects the success of the group as he constantly pressures Passion into living stealth and adopting a misogynist demeanor. Afraid of ruining the chances of success for his band and feeling unsure of his own masculinity, Passion begrudgingly begins to closet himself. When he encounters a local queer activist named Uni that reminds him of the beauty of gender fluidity, it propels him to take action in his career as a musician, reconsider his friendship with Shields, and openly embrace his trans identity and non-traditional expression of masculinity.signal booost
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Info for Maine transgender people :)
I know there are guys in Maine looking to get into therapy for their T letters, and I know that it’s hard to find a therapist and a T prescribing physician just searching online, but two years ago my mom found a doctor in Falmouth who directed us to a gender therapist and that put me on the fast…
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James Baldwin, my favorite queer poc writer of the Civil Rights Movement.
Seriously go find a copy of Going to Meet the Man right now.
(Source: feminishblog)
