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This week's episode we sit and talk about the life of Angie Zapata. Life was tough for her growing up as a transgender woman; she dealt with bullying, name calling, etc. But Angie was a fighter and never hid who she truly was. Being 18 years old, she had her whole life ahead of her but sadly, it was cut short after she met 31 year old Allen Andrade.
If you or someone you know is trans and just need(s) someone to talk to, you can reach out to the Trans Lifeline: US: 877-565-8860 / Canada: 877-330-6366.
Also, you know how we like to end these episodes on somewhat of a high note so we end this one with a little spelling bee challenge!
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Also, you know how we like to end these episodes on somewhat of a high note so we end this one with a little spelling bee challenge!
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This week's episode we sit and talk about the life of Angie Zapata. Life was tough for her growing up as a transgender woman; she dealt with bullying, name calling, etc. But Angie was a fighter and never hid who she truly was. Being 18 years old, she had her whole life ahead of her but sadly, it was cut short after she met 31 year old Allen Andrade.
If you or someone you know is trans and just need(s) someone to talk to, you can reach out to the Trans Lifeline: US: 877-565-8860 / Canada: 877-330-6366.
Also, you know how we like to end these episodes on somewhat of a high note so we end this one with a little spelling bee challenge!
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Email- ItsAboutDamnCrime@gmail.com
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