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Meet Sophia

BY: Trevor News
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“The first time I contacted The Trevor Project, it really helped to have someone to just listen — not tell you that you’re wrong, or that you’re just a teenager.”

The world of theater is where Sophia first found a queer community. Through plenty of soul searching and after receiving some support from The Trevor Project, Sophia was able to truly come out on her own terms.

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