Dia's Diary: My Mother
Dia Fallana is a young transgender woman living in a depressed area of Oakland, California. In this radio essay, she explains how her mother's anti-gay attitude kept her in the closet -- until she was forced to tell the truth.
2004 / outLoud Radio / San Francisco Liberation Radio, USA
Dia Fallana is a young transgender woman living in a depressed area of Oakland, California. In this radio essay, she explains how her mother's anti-gay attitude kept her in the closet -- until she was forced to tell the truth.
Dia's Diary: My Mother was produced in 2003.
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