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Self-Made Man: Autobiography of a Black Transgender Man

Self-Made Man: Autobiography of a Black Transgender Man

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Since birth, Kevin had always been told that he was a girl but after fourteen years of confusion, depression, and hopelessness Kevin figured out that he was transgender. Self-Made Man is an autobiography detailing life events of a black man who transitioned from female over the course of twenty years. In Book 1, you will see small signs from Kevin's childhood that foreshadow his new statuses in gender and sexuality. Watch Kevin's life unfold in the series, Self-Made Man, as he begins to figure out who he really is.

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Pub dateSep 13, 2019
ISBN-101734016205
ISBN-139781734016208
LanguageEnglish
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