Nigerian Transgender, Ms Sahhara, shares new photos to celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility

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Ms Sahhara, a Nigerian Transgender residing in the UK, shared these photos to celebrate the Transgender Day of Visibility, an annual holiday occurring on March 31st dedicated to celebrating transgender people and raising awareness of discrimination faced by transgender people worldwide. See more photos of Ms Sahhara and other transgenders celebrating the day after the cut...
 

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