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#MyStoryOutLoud | a project of Advocates for Youth
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“The 1st time I “came out” to my family & friends, I didn’t want to have the conversation in person. So, I posted my preferred name & my pronouns on Facebook.  Fortunately, some showed their support by positively reacting to the post. 

However, the post did not signal the end of my journey.  I often use different pronouns, &  I’m still not sure how I identify. Coming out is still a process for me. With support, I’ve learned that that’s okay.” - Tyunique, Philadelphia 

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“[Black Trans Futurism looks like] having more acceptance and being able to…for it not to ruin a family or for it to relationships just because of my identity.”

-Addison, Washington, DC

For more stories, visit mystoryoutloud.org

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“[To] any positive girl or woman in the world, I would say own whatever experience you’re having. You hold space too, you are important too. No one else can write this outline of your life better than you.“

For more stories, visit mystoryoutloud.org


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