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Book Review: Being Jazz My Life As A Transgender Teen
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1 Jazz jennings
2 transgender rights
3 People helping the cause
4 What can we do

Jazz Jennings A Transgender Teen

Activists are people who are willing to fight for their causes and protect their rights no matter what, like Jazz Jennings, Jazz is an openly transgender teen who has written a book and has two brothers. She currently lives in South Florida. Jazz has been diagnosed with Gender Identity Disorder (GDA) now known as dysphoria within the trans community.
Jazz runs a youtube channel in which she speaks out about the importance of LGBT and Transgender rights. Jass was born in South Florida in 2000 she is now 16 and in that time she has written a book called Being Jazz My Life As A Transgender Teen and
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