Hélène Hazera, Journalist and Transgender Activist, Died
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Hélène Hazera, journalist, pioneer activist of the struggle for trans people, and subject of the documentary "Hélène Treasuree Transnationale", died on Monday morning at the age of 74
"It's the last French situationist to leave," said her friend Judith Abitbol, who recently devoted a documentary to the one who was also France's first openly trans journalist.
A loud-mouthed anarchist, passionate about songs, a journalist at "Libération," a producer on France Culture, and an actress in Godard's films, this counter-cultural figure was a pioneer of the revolutionary gay and trans rights movement. She died on Monday, October 5, at the age of 74.
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com Journalist at Libération from 1978 to 1999, producer of "Song Boum" on France Culture, figure of Act Up-Paris and trans activism, she died at the age of 74.
Journalist, radio producer and trans activist, Hélène Hazera left us at the age of 74. From the counterculture of the 1970s to Act Up-Paris, back on a committed journey, told this year in the documentary Hélène Trésore Transnationale. The article Tribute: Hélène Hazera, journalist and trans activist, left us at the age of 74 appeared first on Association STOP homophobia.
She was a legendary voice of France Culture. Hélène Hazera passed away at the age of 74, we learned this evening. A living memory of French-language song, a talent scout, she was also one of the historical figures of the gay and trans revolutionary movements from the 1970s to the present day.
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