I think it would be amazing if #lgbtq rights were not treated as a case by case issue but as a inalienable human rights given. I feel like the transgender experience and reality, especially transgender youth is new to many of us. But just like our society had to learn and understand the lesbian and gay experience as being an actual human reality that cannot be chosen or changed therefore is not as issue of if or when rights and dignities will be granted but an obligation of insuring equality for all then I guess I would like it to be a federal decision, protection. As I would hope or expect for any other minority group that is simply a minority because it is misunderstood.
What if. The only 2 shows that you had to audition for and knew you'd seriously be considered for were shows about, A.) The Civil War B.) 9-11 Because all the other shows that were being posted by casting and brokedown by agents were shows about families, families with struggles, families who triumph. Or quirky young adults who find themselves in awkward life situations but through the course of navigating those awkward situations find love with an unexpected person. Or a coming of age story, based on beloved novels that all just happen to be about... Asian People!!! Now what? But every six months another breakdown comes around again for, Civil War: an American Musical. Or, 9-11: an American Tragedy. And you think, 'Oh my God, this is it. There are multiple white people in that show. I have a chance! Maybe a swing spot at least.' And you sign up, You get there on time. You sing your heart out. They ask you to dance. 'Oh my God they ask...
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