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Story summary
- Anjimile Chithambo, a Dallas-based singer-songwriter, describes moving from a conservative upbringing to identifying as a trans artist.
- Chithambo grew up in a Presbyterian church, struggled with sexuality, and identified as an atheist.
- Now, at 32, he finds solace in nature, love, and music instead of traditional beliefs.
- His album You're Free to Go releases on March 13 and reflects these experiences, including self-image and estrangement from his homophobic mother.
