#l henderson

[lh2020]

This was my first set since the bumbershoot weekend. Transitioning to a quieter room was a little different, but I think it went well. My sister shot this on her phone and I think she forgot to follow me while shooting the video, hence there's a whole minute during the more physical bit where are just hearing my voice and watching my shadow act out some of the parts. Sorry about it. Shifting energy levels and feeling out crowds. At least I'm getting better about pacing around. Now all I gotta do is not look up or down at the ground so much. #SelfCritique

[razorcake]

Yesterday, Razorcake released issue #86. All four feature interviews are with trans punks: Kale Edmiston (Nervous Nelly Records, Nashville Transitzine), Mars Dixon (Aye Nako), Sadie Smith (Peeple Watchin’, G.L.O.S.S.), and Shannon Thompson (Nervous Nelly Records). It is currently only available only in print and can be ordered here. Razorcake is encouraging this on-going conversation online. If you are a trans punk and would like to submit a webcolumn, or if you, like Kayla Greet below, want to conduct a high-caliber, insightful interview with a trans punk, please drop us a line and we’ll start the process. Thank you. –Todd Taylor, Razorcake

L Henderson speaks on being a trans person of color in punk and hip-hop subcultures, terminal illness, and marginalized communities.