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Description
In this interview, Autumn, a trans woman and professional musician, talks about her experiences at Ypsi Pride. She discusses her involvement in the Out Loud Chorus and how that community helped her accept herself as a trans woman, the complexities of navigating queer spaces as an autistic person of color, the joy of dancing with 2000 people, and the overlap that exists between the queer and music communities.
Interview Date
6-6-2025
Digital Media File Type
mp3
Keywords
Ypsi Pride, Ypsilanti MI, LGBTQ, Pride events, Queer community, Identity, Out Loud Chorus, Choir, Depot Town, Ann Arbor MI, Ferndale MI, Neurodivergence, Professional musicians
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Recommended Citation
Aldanondo, Olivia, "Autumn, Interview, 2025" (2025). Oral Histories. 288.
https://commons.emich.edu/oral_histories/288