Gunner Scott of the Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition thinks the reality TV appearances can help change attitudes.
(Pat greenhouse/globe staff)
A positive change on reality TV
Gunner Scott of the Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition thinks the reality TV appearances can help change attitudes.
(Pat greenhouse/globe staff)
Levi Valentine had never watched a full season of Tyra Banks's reality show "America's Next Top Model" in the 10 seasons it's been on the air. Then Valentine heard that a transgender woman, Isis Tsunami, was going to be one of the contestants. That was enough to persuade Valentine, a 29-year-old transgender man who lives in Jamaica Plain, to tune ... (Full article: 1067 words)
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