“Are you really though?” When your trans spirit guide knows you better than you do

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Excellent analysis of a youth produced films, to recruit youth into transgender identities..

Lady Kit Kowalski

This post is about 2 short films from Momentum Studios – a small social justice film studio in Australia.

‘Masked‘ deals with a young woman’s journey of discovery that she is ‘trans’. The follow-on film ‘Still Me‘ deals with a young woman finding the courage and support to claim her non-binary identity.

Both films present a stylised discomfort with gender stereotypes and both young women are rescued by a spirit guide character who brings them to the trans pathway, thus solving their discomfort.

Masked

By Knox City Council and the ‘Free To Be Me’ Knox LGBTQIA Youth Group. The youth group is for 11-14 year olds.

MASKED follows the story of High Schooler, Zoe, struggling to come out as a trans man. After knowing who they truly are for a while, Zoe finds themselves fatigued by their fear of whether others will accept them or…

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I train marginalized youth for free and place them into jobs usually the purview of Degree qualified graduates, so their first jobs start at the 65K base within only 12-16 weeks of training. Why? Because we don't have a youth unemployment problem, we have a youth unemployability problem due to Higher education not aligning to practices that bring value to the market. https://test-ed.com.au

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