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Transgender activist and musician who released an EP in 2013 that wowed music listeners and critics as her songs of hope pull the heart strings of listeners. As a featured performer in shows throughout the midwest, her signature hit 'There Will Come A Day' is a crowd favorite. Started a website 'Kokumo Media' as a digital quarterly magazine for black trans. | Transgender activist and musician who released an EP in 2013 that wowed music listeners and critics as her songs of hope pull the heart strings of listeners. As a featured performer in shows throughout the midwest, her signature hit 'There Will Come A Day' is a crowd favorite. Started a website 'Kokumo Media' as a digital quarterly magazine for black trans. | ||
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Revision as of 14:12, 30 March 2016
Country
United States
Birth - Death
Occupation
Entertainment
Description
Transgender activist and musician who released an EP in 2013 that wowed music listeners and critics as her songs of hope pull the heart strings of listeners. As a featured performer in shows throughout the midwest, her signature hit 'There Will Come A Day' is a crowd favorite. Started a website 'Kokumo Media' as a digital quarterly magazine for black trans.
