From Chapel Hill, North Carolina comes a "continuation" story about a transgendered vet.
"On the road from rural North Carolina to the Boston suburbs, Sam
Taylor has worn the shoes of a native son, student, soldier, and now, a
young woman and religious leader.
“In some ways, I don’t see it as much of a change [but] as a continuation,” said Taylor, who is a transgender woman."
Growing up in a conservative Southern Baptist community didn’t allow
much self-expression, Taylor said. Most of her family and friends didn’t
learn she planned to come out until she returned with the 1-130th
Attack Reconnaissance Battalion from a tour of duty in Iraq. "
Read the entire story here on the "Chapel Hills News".
It contains an in depth look at one person's coming out process-
Pro and con!
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