A transgender girl works as a broadcasting jockey for 'Afreeca TV' despite facing online abuse about her appearance and identity.
Synopsis
A transgender girl works as a broadcasting jockey for 'Afreeca TV' despite facing online abuse about her appearance and identity.
Synopsis
RAZ, a transgender girl, works as a broadcasting jockey for Afreeca TV. She faces rejection from traditional entertainment jobs due to societal standards of beauty. Despite receiving abuse on her message board regarding her appearance and identity, RAZ continues to engage with her audience. Her story reflects the challenges faced by many in the LGBTQ community, as she navigates her career and personal identity in a public space. The documentary runs for 31 minutes and was released in 2012.
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Why Watch
- Meet RAZ, a unique transgender broadcasting jockey.
- See how RAZ handles online abuse with humor.
- Find out about the challenges of being a transgender BJ.
Did You Know
- RAZ is a broadcasting jockey for 'Afreeca TV' in 2012.
- The film has a duration of 31 minutes.
- RAZ faces abuse on her message board regarding her looks and identity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is RAZ's profession?
RAZ is a broadcasting jockey (BJ) for a website called 'Afreeca TV'.
Why couldn't RAZ get a job in entertainment?
RAZ couldn't get a job in entertainment because she is not considered pretty.
What kind of abuse does RAZ face online?
RAZ's message board is filled with abuse regarding her looks and being transgender.
What are people saying?
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