Interview with Hayden Mora

Hayden Mora is an organizer originally from Boston, MA, working in Washington, DC. In this oral history, he shares his experiences with things like addiction and sobriety; having a narrative that is different from the singular transgender narrative; therapy; privilege and transitioning into privilege. Mora also discusses things such as authentic love, the ways we are socialized, transitioning in a relationship. He currently works for Trans United, an organization dedicated to building political power to assist transgender communities and also working to tackle other social issues. Mora discusses the importance of working with and for the most marginalized communities to further move everyone towards liberation.

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Identifier: k930bx24d
Collection: Audio and Video Clips and Transcripts
Institution: Jean-Nickolaus Tretter Collection, University of Minnesota
Creator(s): Mora, Hayden
Contributor(s): Jenkins, Andrea
Publisher: University of Minnesota Minneapolis Libraries
Date Created: Sep. 26, 2016
Genre: Oral Histories
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Subject(s): Human Rights Campaign (HRC)
Places: Massachusetts > Suffolk > City of Boston > East Boston
Topic(s): Alcoholism
Assigned gender
Clothing
Educational institutions
Family members
Gender diversity
Gender role
Health
HIV/AIDS
Hormones
Housing
Lesbian identity
Marriage law
Masculinities
Physical health
Pluralism
Politics
Poverty
Pronoun
Racism
Testosterone
Therapies
Transgender people
Working class
Xenophobia
Resource Type: Moving image
Text
Language: English
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