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BEQ Pride Celebrates Black History Month: Tona Brown

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LGBTQIA+ History Maker

Tona Brown (Norfolk, VA) is a vocalist and violinist. In 2014, she became the first African American transgender woman to perform in Carnegie Hall and to perform for a United States president. Early in her career, she toured with the Tranny Road Show, a group of transgender performers. Brown also appeared in the Netflix show City Lightz and starred as La Principessa in the opera Suor Angelica.

 

 

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Reproduced with permission from ©2019 Stout, Zaylore “Our Gay History in Fifty States”

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