Gaydar Feature of the Month – Christine Jorgensen
September 25, 2024
“Everyone seemed very interested in my life… time went on and I realized this was an important step in the eyes of the world” Christine
“Everyone seemed very interested in my life… time went on and I realized this was an important step in the eyes of the world” Christine
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“The more success I have with my music, the more being transgender becomes a footnote. I’m an artist; I’m not a gender. I’m not anything else but an artist, and I don’t really see people as their sexuality or their gender”.
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