Core Issues with Corey Andrew - A candid conversation with Emmy-winning trans actress Laverne Cox

A candid conversation with Emmy-winning trans actress Laverne Cox

01/22/21 • 34 min

Three-time Emmy-nominee Laverne Cox rose to international fame for her groundbreaking role on Orange is the new black. I spoke with the celebrated transgender actress and activist on a range of topics, including transgender representation in the media, the rise in violence against trans women, her new collaboration with BAND-AID® Brand (RED) to combat HIV/AIDS, and her documentary 'Disclosure' that examines the history of transgender representation in Hollywood films. Watch 'Disclosure here '

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