57 min
This is How We Fight for Trans Rights (part 2) This is How...
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In this episode, King Sage (he/him) and Kalvin Benfield (he/him) discuss the question, How can listeners continue to learn and advocate for the rights of Black transgender and nonbinary people?
Tune in to learn how to get involved, research candidates, attend local meetings, and advocate for trans rights. The fight for trans rights continues—be part of the change!
About our Guests:King Sage, a multifaceted individual, serves as a storyteller, artist, and teacher. King Sage works with Comfrey Films, a Film Training Program and Production House dedicated to empowering Black trans, gender non-conforming, and intersex storytellers in the realm of independent filmmaking. Explore his impactful work at Comfrey Films, where narratives at the intersection of Black identity and TGNCI* experiences come to life.
Today's episode of This is How is hosted by Kalvin Benfield (he/him), presented by ACLU of North Carolina, and produced by Earfluence.
In this episode, King Sage (he/him) and Kalvin Benfield (he/him) discuss the question, How can listeners continue to learn and advocate for the rights of Black transgender and nonbinary people?
Tune in to learn how to get involved, research candidates, attend local meetings, and advocate for trans rights. The fight for trans rights continues—be part of the change!
About our Guests:King Sage, a multifaceted individual, serves as a storyteller, artist, and teacher. King Sage works with Comfrey Films, a Film Training Program and Production House dedicated to empowering Black trans, gender non-conforming, and intersex storytellers in the realm of independent filmmaking. Explore his impactful work at Comfrey Films, where narratives at the intersection of Black identity and TGNCI* experiences come to life.
Today's episode of This is How is hosted by Kalvin Benfield (he/him), presented by ACLU of North Carolina, and produced by Earfluence.
57 min