Transgender Warriors

20 Aug 2019

Transgender Warriors – Leslie Feinberg

lgbtiq, Literature, transgender, writer

Transgender Warriors is a brand new show covering a different trans and gender diverse writer, artist, activist, musician and thinker each week.

In our first episode of Transgender Warriors we delve into the life, writing and political activism of Leslie Feinberg, the late American author of Stone Butch Blues and Transgender Warriors: Making History from Joan of Arc to Dennis Rodman.

FURTHER VIEWING:

You can watch the entirely of Leslie Feinberg’s lecture at Sonoma State University Conference “The Transgender Movement, Yesterday, Today and the Future” here.

If you want to learn more about the Free CeCe campaign that Leslie Feinberg was heavily involved in, check out the Free CeCe documentary hosted by Laverne Cox, as well as the film-clip of B.Dolan’s “Which Side are You on?” which features Leslie Feinberg heirself spray-painting “Free CeCe” in gold paint on a courthouse wall.

Thanks for listening, and stay fierce warriors!

TRACK LIST:

Blacklash Blues: Nina Simone

Sally Go Round the Roses: The Jaynetts

Glad to Be Gay: The Tom Robinson Band

Walk on the Wild Side: Lou Reed

Revolution: Tracy Chapman

Which Side are you on?: B.Dolan

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