Ceyenne Doroshow Oral History

Ceyenne Doroshow shares her experience developing a supportive relationship with her family, enduring ignorance and discrimination, first meeting another transwoman, learning about hormones, and discovering Miss Major and others who she now calls her moms. Having grown up in a time there were so few out and proud transwomen in her life, Ceyenne explains how she has seen the trans movement progress without neglecting the fact that her community is pushed out of housing, portrayed inaccurately in the media, and offered short term solutions if anything rather than sustainable employment opportunities and a chance to age with dignity. A longtime transadvocate and New Yorker, Doroshow offers a crucial account of her history in New York City.

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Identifier: bv73c073m
Collection: Oral Histories with People of Color
Institution: NYC Trans Oral History Project
Creator(s): Nova, Cyd
Doroshow, Ceyenne
Contributor(s): Zavidow, Evan
Publisher: New York Public Library
Date Created: Feb. 19, 2017
Dates Covered: 1960 to 2017
Genre: Oral Histories
Subject(s): Caitlyn Jenner
Ceyenne Doroshow
Miss Major
Places: New York
Topic(s): Acceptance
Age
Childhood
Clothing
Coming out
Communities
Crossdressing
Discrimination
Families
Femininities
Gay community
Gender identity
Gender realignment surgery
Health care
Homelessness
Hormones
Housing
Language
LGBTI community
Loneliness
MtFs
Racism
Representation
Riots
Roman catholicism
Sexual assault
Support groups
Therapies
Transgender people
Transgender rights
Transitioning (Gender)
Violence
Resource Type: Audio
Digital Format: duration: 1 hour 29 minutes 25 seconds
Language: English
Rights: Copyright undetermined
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