“If my presence can start just one conversation, that’s a win. If I’m able to change even just a few attitudes with my videos, that’s an important start, because even if I can’t get the government to change I can maybe change the way people feel about us and that will make our lives better.”
— Electrazie Rajab @electrazie, Youth To The Front Fund “The Creatives” Frontliner, in conversation with Johanna Lenander
Check out how Electrazie is fighting for queer rights through digital storytelling and read the complete @Mission_Mag issue online at the link in bio! #WeAreFamily
Trans women living with HIV are not just survivors but also leaders, advocates, and community pillars. Their stories and experiences are crucial in the fight for equality, health equity, and justice. #Christmas#Election2024
The new issue of @Mission_Mag is out now, curated by @NancyHunt and @nilerodgers @WAFF. I’m so excited to be included as a youth feature in this celebration of the power of young people and intergenerational collaboration!
Part of self-acceptance is taking accountability. With that, let me be the first to publicly acknowledge that I am working through internalized queerphobia.
"There would be no music...or music industry without songwriters." @nilerodgers re-elected as Songwriters Hall of Fame Chairman. He is the biggest champion for these incredible humans... #wearefamily @SongwritersHOF
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