The lovely Candis Cayne explains her journey to happiness.
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Wednesday, May 25, 2016
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2 comments:
Great video she really explains her transgender experience in a very human way
I remember seeing Candis Cayne at the Viceroy in Chelsea in the early 2000s. My first though was "who's that beautiful woman?" and then she performed at it was just AMAZING. I'm very happy for her successes though sorry we don't have her here in new york anymore.
I'm also glad it "got better" for her. Though I wish someone would create a video series about how tough things still are in the lgbt community, not just because of outside homophobia, but also because of how we treat each other. It could be even better if only we could truly come together as a community.
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