Passing (2015). A documentary about trans men of color.
[ID: Excerpts from scenes with two interviewees.
The first trans man, Lucah Rosenberg Lee, says “I was in a heterosexual relationship. I was female. I would question this all the time. Am I attracted to these men, or do I just want to be them? That was a big turning point in my own self-discovery.”
The second trans man, Victor Thomas, speaks about his experiences with transphobia. He says, “You’re subjected to something because they don’t understand you. And you have to watch the way you react, because you’re a man now. People take you as a threat."
Lucah, in another scene, talks about experiencing racism and the erasure of trans men in LGBT+ communities. He says, "Being so invisible within the LGBT+ community can actually feel so isolating. When people don't know about my history as a trans person, I feel sometimes that I'm viewed as more of an enemy." END ID.]
Trans men have always been around. We deserve access to LGBT+ spaces, no matter how masculine and cis-passing we are.
Being masculine is not wrong or dangerous. Being a man is not wrong or dangerous. Trans men of color deserve to be safe, and to be treated with love. Trans men are being excluded, from history and from our own spaces, and this is wrong. Please support trans men of color. Please support trans men. Please support men. Men belong in trans spaces.

























