I Am Jazz: 14, Trans, and the Star of My Own TLC Series
Transgender teenager Jazz Jennings has a new docu-series, I Am Jazz, airing on TLC.
July 29 2015 5:00 AM
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Transgender teenager Jazz Jennings has a new docu-series, I Am Jazz, airing on TLC.
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