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Luce Lincoln Oral History

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Luce Lincoln discusses the identity clashes of his white and Philippine lineages. Learning more about his Philippine culture, and Philippine gender expression, expanded his self-understanding and marked the beginning of identifying as a man. Using his personal experiences and knowledge of race and sexuality, he involves himself in queer activism for/with the youth with groups like the Global Action Project. (Interviewed by Nadia Awad)

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Identifier
cc08hf84j
Collection
Audio and Video Clips and Transcripts
Institution
NYC Trans Oral History Project
Creator(s)
Awad, Nadia
Lincoln, Luce
Publisher
New York Public Library
Date Created
Jul. 25, 2017
Dates Covered
1979 to 2017
Genre
Oral Histories
Subject(s)
Kate Bornstein
Leslie Feinberg
Luce Lincoln
Places
Pennsylvania > Philadelphia County > City of Philadelphia > Philadelphia
Philippines
Massachusetts
Florida
Ohio > Greene County > Miami Township > Antioch University
Topic(s)
Activists
Anarchism
Appearance
Coming out
Ethnic groups
Families
Film
Gender diversity
Immigrant youth
LGBTI community
Passing (Gender)
Schools
Self-acceptance
Transgender people
Travel
Youth organisations
Resource Type
Audio
Digital Format
duration: 1 hour 56 minutes 6 seconds
Language
English
Rights
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