PROUD, The Pacific Way at Palm Springs Cultural Center
PROUD, The Pacific Way
SUN 28 SEP
Coming Soon to
Palm Springs Cultural Center
Loïc, Reretini, Lalita, Tehau, and Sailali don't fit traditional gender norms. On the Polynesian islands where they were born, some people call them "Mahu" or "Raerae," while others speak of a "third sex." They embody the expressive face of transgender identity in French Polynesia, and with tenderness and sincerity, they open the doors to their daily lives.
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Loïc, Reretini, Lalita, Tehau, and Sailali don't fit traditional gender norms. On the Polynesian islands where they were born, some people call them "Mahu" or "Raerae," while others speak of a "third sex." They embody the expressive face of transgender identity in French Polynesia, and with tenderness and sincerity, they open the doors to their daily lives.
PROUD, The Pacific Way
SUN 28 SEP
Coming Soon to
Palm Springs Cultural Center
Loïc, Reretini, Lalita, Tehau, and Sailali don't fit traditional gender norms. On the Polynesian islands where they were born, some people call them "Mahu" or "Raerae," while others speak of a "third sex." They embody the expressive face of transgender identity in French Polynesia, and with tenderness and sincerity, they open the doors to their daily lives.
