This Black Intersex Woman Shares Her Powerful Story

Intersex activist Tatenda Ngwaru shares her story of living in the margins as a black intersex woman seeking asylum in the United States.


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[ms.lillie]

Omg im so tired of people saying thats a "white people problem"

[splitspit]

I can't imagine how much pain she's gone through, in a world made for girls and boys and nothing in-between. I wish I could go back in time and make the world a place where she wouldn't have to go through so much just to exist.

[laurenpenn]

THIS IS SO SAD BECAUSE SHE WAS BORN THIS WAY

[mayydog]

Aww I want to give her a hug 🥺
Nobody deserves that and everyone is valid

[beatricewambugu]

God made you that way for a purpose. You are fearfully and wonderfully made. This is a touching story.

[BonoboD]

Thank you Tatenda Ngwaru, for being a voice for intersex people and helping to bring awareness.

[worldpowerpeopleallracesma]

I just learned about intersex litterely just yesterday, I cried I stand for you and everyone like you! no matter what! Omg, I am so sorry you went through what you went through, you are beautiful and amazing just the way you are, thank you for sharing your story God bless you

[Crystal-bnil]

What a BEAUTIFUL person and a BEAUTIFUL message! Thank you for sharing your story with us.

[bluetruckhos]

I'm 43 and I'm black and I grew up in the church and even now with social media and seeing the way the church preach against lgbq I realized a while ago that they never actually take in consideration of people like this And I talk to my wife about this very topic.... people are born all sorts of different ways...no arms, legs, 5 fingers and a thumb one hand, and people are born with sexually organ issues outward and I really wish the churches here in America would start to look at these issues because this is really

[timbooij]

I'm straight male, but I would have no problem with this. It is how you feel, and how happy your partner could make you.

[Jazminfields]

Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 accent is beautiful her hair is gorgeous

[geoffreyjonathanwilson]

Tatenda you are a very special person.I'm moved
to tears.Much love xx

[malaik]

As a 🇿🇼an I can confirm that it's a tough place to be different. You made it so far baby keep on shining

[Luminesce]

This video just proves that the world naturally just isn’t “Black and White” no matter how hard people try to make it to be, there will always be something or someone that is “Grey” or in between.

[kareenmarie]

My sister I just want to hug you seriously your strength

[VeronicaBaybee]

She is BEAUTIFUL her spirit is BEAUTIFUL!!!

[tanishaperkins]

This is so powerful!! Thank you for sharing your story and doing your party to bring light to this!!

[s_FINEST]

Omg imagine that!!! I’m happy that you are telling your story thank you sooo much. Gosh I feel for you😘 I’m GLAD you have a chance and a platform to tell your story thank you 💕

[melviasheppard]

I watched this video 2 times. Once without my glasses and then with my glasses. BOTH times all that I saw was a BEAUTIFUL Black Woman speaking her truth about her life !

[ngolinyirenda]

It's about humanity first. That's all that should matter, ever.