Transcending Boundaries: Being Transgender in Zimbabwe : A Documentary

Transcending Boundaries : Being Transgender in Zimbabwe is a documentary that shares the story of Sunflower. A nuanced conversation about the trans experience in a conservative and complex social setting. This story challenges the limited and prejudicial boxes that LGBTQIA+ community members in Zimbabwe have to exist in. For more stories please visit : www.100storiesofus.com
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[@ChantelleJeradi]

Loved this and enjoyed this so much! It’s so important to have a platform that gives people the opportunity to tell their stories their way and a privilege for us to get to hear their stories and get an insight into life from a different perspective❤ Absolutely love Sunflower 🌻

[@anesulaurie7936]

Amazing storytelling. Thank you for sharing your story with us Sunflower 🌈Everyone deserves to be loved and to live in their truth!

[@alexiszakarra1532]

Incredibly well-spoken and I could listen to Sunflower forever. Drops of wisdom and nuanced thoughts in someone so young.

[@mudiwakaruma1799]

Well done Feminist Voices. Sunflower absolutely love you baby, and love your story, I'm so proud of you

[@TariroC]

Enjoyed this soooo much 😍😍 Sunflower is so well spoken. Im so sad that she wasn’t able to speak up about the sexual assault & so sad how common that is in our society. Praying that we can do more to protect children

[@pennynyamavhuvhu132]

Awesome to see! Well done Sunflower, sending you love

[@Nyasharrr_.]

Love you my babyy You did that and yet to do more 😘

[@frazermpofu]

Sunflower😘😘😘im really proud of u babes...yu are really a kind soul...

[@kudzaikanyere6569]

Beautiful ❤️. Power to you! 👌🏾💪🏾

[@tanakandlovu7169]

You need help praying for you 🙏🏾😭

[@tan_natswa03]

Dude cumon

[@tanakandlovu7169]

@@tan_natswa03 bro let’s be honest about this if it wasn’t for western media telling you that this ok you’d never support such thing fundamentally as a country you know its wrong because of our culture religion and common sense…… he needs help

[@tan_natswa03]

@@tanakandlovu7169 dudeeee I don't support it neither do I condone who am I to judge sm1......

[@blessingmasawi3616]

​@@tanakandlovu7169 the Kingdom of Buganda had an openly gay king MwangaII, efore the British introduced the penal code. And Lesotho to this day still has a name for lesbian couples they call each other "Motshwale". Lesotho wasn't colonised this retained this. Africans were more open about these things before Christianity was introduced.