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the car with every year, year of the exports. are 1000000 tons of plastic with there another way. after all, the environment isn't to recyclable. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah ah towards mean something for me told but you didn't you it's lee explored choosing a filipino name. it's a return to my filipino routes. i'm andrew. i from now on and changed my name to be and so call

me and me. ah ah ah for me right at the beginning it was a lot about my own voice loud understanding what i'd like to know about also because i come from open jamie, i know being really come to the lake. different kinds of thoughts and sometimes they don't even meet ah, but as i have grown up, i think largely it has meant for me to explore it always boards as a country, as a civilization and my name is miss harvey. i'm 35 years old

and i was born and brought up in belly. i live. ringback in san diego where i work at the intersection of art, photos, heritage, and digital technology. ah, i think my professional walk is all about exploring our route, our bus routes. yes. but also all the routes as a country. the traditions that we have hm. i just was 5 years old. i was really uncomfortable. and in my skin i just hit my body. i just had it. yeah. i just felt being a woman, being a girl and was trapped in the wrong body for sure. ah,

a man jack gratitute. every one in thailand, the know me as an jack up home, that is my real name and my full name, which i never changed even though i transformed myself. ah. can the trans woman who is a sea off jake hand club, want me to propagate that in thailand, a martha and the tv horse espo and the celebrity myself. actress she resumed her investor and i'm also the founder of my own charity. we're grew up in a very small rental video shot in one of the fresh market of thailand. i am remote area bangkok, noon. i tried to dress on. i love walking, smelling eating, like

a woman. every breath that i take, i just would love to become world and people just bully me a lot like you. i damn gay. queer did not. and she doesn't have been you have a lot of indigenous communities and it's very common to have a christian name. and an indigenous name. ah, lauren marie severely opposed to you know, that's my birth name, but i also have a chosen name. if you are malaya, it means free spirit. in filipino, i feel like it's a part of my brought it off the colonization. choosing a filipino name, it's a return to my filipino route. i am a co maker there and i love to cook and i love gods.

ah, i had a teacher. he was very opposed to howl. bassett looked at everything. america. so even at that age, i already had this concept of like, just because it's foreign doesn't mean it's better a trying to almost all or philippine provinces. my life was happily about travers. it felt really aligned to be working with indigenous communities learning from them. but i would always return to my new law in the city all because so

ross, my mom and teacher got grabbed at the age of 12 years old. i never told my mom and dad. i just don't know to decent like ah, so what else i can do in order to overcome order bullies? i have to be damn good in front of them. so i to be sharp. i have to be smart. that's it. for no matter what, nothing can stop me. that is the attitude. when i was at the age of 36 years old, i just ran out from the family business and they set up my own then when to become successful, you're going to have the reward for yourself. and everyone will say,

go for it. i'm happy for you. how i lived was really fast. not please be also not doing well. this to world. we're really pulling at me. i held the values of indigenous peoples as an ideal, but it was really difficult to embody and live those principles in my own life. when i got sick with gov id, i would lose the breath just taking 5 steps. i had a problem remembering thing. mm. i thought i was just going to recover here in laguna for a while and then when i got better,

the thought of going back to my new la, i just felt like that was a very constricting way to learn. for the 1st time in my life, i felt called to stay in place. there were still projects that recording me to travel to shoot. i declined at 1st out of fear, and then out of choice. along with a lot of people, it only would seem museums on boarding, but i mean we are the people who make that to come alive. they they started, they had a big lab sometime late, 2015. it started um more as a school intervention and taking museums into classrooms of it had also transformed into a digital platform between the invention we call it

a lab. so it means you engage with cultural collections and you creative things with them to make them relevant to you to beats. i think that is the value in culture. and for me that value comes from it. and i feel like i the loretta i was raised to be it's really got the leg always doing what is expected of with you ice morrila definitely less near dot. pick more. i truly more freedom. this to people are still working together. aloria in the you are coming to a balance healthy and aligned with ourselves.

the beginning of year 2018. i started to have to have one trip with us. as months later, i went and a surgery, had been waiting for 40 years now doctor, i cry out. and i really cry. i could tell me, walk. it is. it was totally, totally, the whole new world to me. is my new well. that's my cell.

a. i just meant in my voice and my time for name, still a male name because i just would love to keep my own identity. when people ask me, you woman, i say no m times woman, just don't want to hide from anyone. i'm tries woman, and i'm very about friends with women. i always thought it, oh lord, do something because it's not to this to leave it for them or that because there to women they should be doing ah, but looking at women in history,

the men can know that it's just not true. he said he does stories of these princesses full of really cross to defend lanes. different boundary is to do something that they only want it to the broken, the so called wounds with women. young women today should know that they come from a country where women have always made good choices. and this timing bees, women from history would give young women to day. a video inspiring, banged stock prepared. mm. with

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