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Trans Social Club returns with CUZ: Diasporic Discussion on Black Trans Masculinities

The Trans Social Club returns with ‘CUZ: Diasporic Discussion on Black Trans Masculinities’ on Wednesday, August 19 from 7pm via Zoom.

The Trans Social Club is back with a series of events, featuring world renowned artists, activists and performers, starting with CUZ: Diasporic Discussion on Black Trans Masculinities on Wednesday, August 19 from 7pm via Zoom.

Presented by Trans Creative, there will be a film screening of Passing by Lucah Rosenberg-Lee, DES!RE by Campbell X and Black Trans Masculinity by Will Stanley, followed by a Q&A discussion hosted by Campbell X with Lucah Rosenberg-Lee and Melz Dot. The event will be a chance to discuss black trans masculinity and the way it impacts on lives across the binary/non-binary spectrum and the diaspora.

This event will be taking place as a Zoom webinar. You can access the event here:

Please note, the event starts at 7pm so you will enter a waiting room until the hosts admit you.

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