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Title: The authentic voice of LGBTQ youth culture meets the Disney star to talk cult sc
Post by: stephaniec on February 17, 2016, 06:51:00 PM
Post by: stephaniec on February 17, 2016, 06:51:00 PM
The authentic voice of LGBTQ youth culture meets the Disney star to talk cult sci-fi, Laverne Cox and why she's proud to be transgender – but it doesn't define her
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/29683/1/jazz-jennings-rejects-the-noise
Dazeddigital/Photography Brianna Capozzi Styling Emma Wyman Text Rowan Blanchard
"Taken from the spring 2016 issue of Dazed. Vote for Jazz on the Dazed 100 here
Jazz Jennings is luminous. She loves mermaids, Stanley Kubrick movies and soccer. She's just started high school, and I would like to be her best friend.
Jazz was just six years old when the world learned her name. Giving an interview with her family to ABC journalist Barbara Walters in 2007, she instantly became one of the youngest people in the public eye to identify as transgender. Even more trailblazing was the fact that her entire family supported her. They didn't take Jazz's gender identity as a question, but more of a statement."
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/29683/1/jazz-jennings-rejects-the-noise
Dazeddigital/Photography Brianna Capozzi Styling Emma Wyman Text Rowan Blanchard
"Taken from the spring 2016 issue of Dazed. Vote for Jazz on the Dazed 100 here
Jazz Jennings is luminous. She loves mermaids, Stanley Kubrick movies and soccer. She's just started high school, and I would like to be her best friend.
Jazz was just six years old when the world learned her name. Giving an interview with her family to ABC journalist Barbara Walters in 2007, she instantly became one of the youngest people in the public eye to identify as transgender. Even more trailblazing was the fact that her entire family supported her. They didn't take Jazz's gender identity as a question, but more of a statement."