我对自己很好

Black. Queer. Southern. Women. Pub Date : 2018-11-12 DOI:10.5149/northcarolina/9781469641102.003.0013

E. Johnson

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在这一章中，“艾达·梅”讲述了她在阿拉巴马州奥登维尔的成长经历。她分享了自己在一个种族隔离的小镇度过的童年经历，积极参与教堂活动，在当地的黑人同性恋酒吧消磨时光，以及她的家人对她性取向的各种反应。在她的叙述中，她还强调了异性扮装的重要性，并在她进入大学后更频繁地尝试自己的性别表现。

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I’m Alright with Who I Am

In this chapter, “Ida Mae” narrates her upbringing in Odenville, Alabama. She shares stories of experiencing childhood in a segregated town, being highly involved in the church, spending time at a local, Black, gay bar, and her family’s various reactions to her sexuality. In her narrative, she also stresses the importance of cross-dressing and experimenting with her gender presentation more often once she enrolled in college.

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