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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2023
- "“We called 14th street the stroll, and that was our turf.”
#TheStrollHBO, an @HBO original documentary from Kristen P. Lovell and Zackary Drucker about the world of transgender sex workers of New York City’s Meatpacking District in the 1990s, premieres June 21 on @StreamOnMax.
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I gotta to watch this documentary. I worked fourteen street in my twenties, they actually used to sell meat and loaded the trucks for delivery and now the meat packing district is so different. The Western Beef is gone, the diner is still there and the store on 14th and 9th. I remember them days when the rent was due, having to eat and provide for yourself. I went out in seven degree weather to make money and having to do what you gotta do. Rest in peace to all the women who had passed on that used to work 14th street because it was a lot of women.
Wow glad you made it out 🙏🏾
@@Daydreamerr13 Thank you
Glad you are living to tell❤
What’s your name, girl? What’s your sign? 😀
RIGHTIES ARE RIGHT LEFTIES ARE WRONG ITS NOT A LADY IF THERE IS A SHLONG - DR SEUSS
Excellent doc, and timely. My sister is trans; the hate aimed at trans people is mind-boggling, and where are LGB and Q when T needs them? The silence is deafening. My heart goes out to these women.
A trans woman from South Africa here. I absolutely cannot wait to cry and get more motivated to keep on being fearless and strive to be a successful transgender woman that shows the world that we are here, we exist and that we are human, and therefore we also belong! And oh, that we no longer need anyone's approval😌💅😊❤❤❤
Yes my Queen. I am a lover of trans women,not a chaser, and I hate how many stories I hear about trans persons being murdered. It really makes my blood boil and so many are just outright ignorant and uncaring to the plights and discrimination that y'all experience on a daily basis. Continue to stay strong and fight the good fight because even though it may seem like it, you are NOT alone. Trans women are women. Trans men are men. Trans people are people. Sending you love from New Jersey ❤.
STAY in the Ghetto in SWASILAND , 😢FREAK !!!
Bless you sister
cheers to you
I agree with most of what the OP said except the last sentence is backwards. You used to not need anyone's approval back in the days shown in the doc but now it's all about external approval, constant validation and crying about misgendering. The trans people of the 80-90's were warriors compared to the spineless whiners today.
A history and reality everyone should know about
!!!! This
Looks great, great they are still around to tell their stories and hope the worlds a little kinder to them nowadays xx
Not many are around we made sure of it
@@acerkrt drop your government information and details of what you did.... coward...
Im gagging I was one of those Queens from 14th St. Doing the stroll from 1985-1995
NYC was red hot then
@@bombast718 yes we made money like if U made 900 hundred on Friday got high. U would make it the next night. It was crazy. A lot of Queens not around today
Glad you're still here with us to tell your story! ❤
@@Yvettee214 I'm not on the documentary. I do remember people filming us while we was on those street. I even said I need to stop doing this
Hits home for me i grew up in that neighborhood, 70's, 80's into the early 90's. Today people have very little idea what the south and north west side of Chelsea were like back then.
Congratulations Kristen....wow I met you roughly 2 decades ago at Sylvia's place....you made it gurl..hugs
We’re you apart if the community
The Stroll pre-Apple Store and pre-Google was a HOOT 🔥
There's nothing worse than a person who is judgmental. My mom always told me never to think that I'm better than the next. And don't ever talk down or shame someone who is making money to take care of themselves or their family....dang she was right!
My heart goes to these beautiful ladies. I don't want to apologize for the ways of the world, I want to CHANGE THEM!
If you don’t like the way the world is then fillet it with a sharp knife, turn it inside out, dig a new hole out with a plunger handle, and then aggressively bully everyone into pretending things are different.
Fearless Black Queens! There was so much violence against this community and they still kept pushing through it all. This is going to make me cry. Thank goodness we are hearing the truth from their own lips and I cannot wait to watch this.
SAME! All truths
Today June 29, 2023 im watching The Stroll, and it brought back so many memories both good and bad. Those were the best times in NYC. They DESTROYED our neighborhoods with their Tourists and gentrification, shot the rents to unaffordable. People who grew up, they lived in their neighborhoods from the time their families came from other countries. We were kicked out
Was it easier to afford rent
Now it’s time for EVERYONE to live in their truths! Because we all know “The Stroll” didn’t thrive without the loyal and eager business of predominantly “straight” men! 💯😂
This the one!
TRUST
Religious people aren't going to like this lol
Boy, oh, boy, do I remember those days. I'm not trans, but you didn't have to be to become part of that world. The Village/Meatpacking District is where you went if you felt like you didn't "fit in" or feel safe anywhere else in NY. I was one of those people. Go down to the Village/Meatpacking District and you were embraced by the everyone there. It was just automatic. No judgment at all. Then around '00, they started "cleaning" things up. The pier became a park and the places that catered to us, like the bars and restaurants, were all shut down. That left us with no where to go. So we had to leave. I never thought the Meatpacking District would become the expensive, glitzy neighborhood that it is now. All you see in that area now, are rich people walking their dogs and mothers pushing their babies in strollers with one hand while holding the coffee they bought from Starbucks in the other. They don't have a clue what life was like in the Meatpacking District before they got there.
I was a child in the 80's in NY and people now would die if they had to survive the city the way it was back then.
The Karen’s would go crazy trying to police🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just finished watching this and I live in reverence to my sisters before me.Thank you for this❤
Wow I'm a bit older than a lot of you girls and I use to work from 3rd st out side of little petters all the way to 14th street and anywhere in between anytime of the day. This brings back memories some good ,some bad.
But God was watching over me.Thank you God!!!
Thank you for making this documentary
God bless you all ❤
@@sherondadavis804are you in a different career now
@roselynholloway7863 I moved from NY many years ago to make a good life for myself. Im retired now but i must say I did good for myself . I have no regrets.
@@sherondadavis804 how was the moving process
@roselynholloway7863 the process took adjusting to but
I found jobs n the main stream they never had a clue I was trans. I'm retired from social work . I luck up and found a job working with the transgender community started at the bottom and work my way to social worker
Why can't we just allow people to live their lives the way they see fit? If it's not hurting anyone, what's the big deal? I just don't understand it.
I felt the same about sideshows in the Bay. "They're just doing doughnuts with their cars surrounded by a crowd," I thought. However, sideshows cause injuries and even death to onlookers, motorists as well as passerbys. And in the case of prostitution, it also attracts violent crime and death. Not to mention disease. It's a pattern.
They can live their lives how they want to as long as they aren't stepping into other people lives and not hurting others for their benefit, you can't give certain rights to a group while taking the same rights from others.
@@yesterdaypizza9725who’s rights are they taking away?
As the saying goes: HATERS GONNA HATE (SO GET OUT THERE AND VOTE BLUE, DESTROY THE OPPRESSIVE RIGHT WING)
Shout out to all those ladies who walked the stroll
I would like to know how these ladies feel about the attention around Dylan Mulvaney. Seeing that they had to struggle so badly and treated in a sub human way, no one was giving them any opportunities and everyday was a fight
I completely agree
isn't that the point. The older generation suffers so younger ones don't?
@@purplekissy no not at all
@@theguidedspirit2332 So then what's the point of fighting if nothing gets better then?
@@purplekissy it hasn’t got better it’s got worse, trans women were killed just for being themselves. Now if you don’t identify as a potato you’re scrutinised as anti woke
Bring back LOOKING for more seasons since it's Pride😊
I’m very curious as to how they have a picture of my aunt in the documentary and she been passed away more then a decade ago
Kokomo City is part of the conversation but this documentary is history and from an intellectual standpoint seems more poignant. But why hasn't it received the same amount of attention/publicly?
I hope they do a part two for Atlanta
They call it the meat packing district because the ladies are packing meat.
😂😂😂
I understand now
Don't forget to grab a Bud light while you watch.
Can you imagine if they purchased an apartment in that neighborhood in the 80s? 😯😯😯
Just saw this documentary. It is amazing.
I’ve never heard of 14th street. I’m really excited to learn more about the experiences discussed. Thank you to each and every brave person who helped in this project and told their story. It is your time!
This was years and years ago, before the same area became all for the fashion industry. Before 2009
essential stories!
These are the people that should get more shine, these are the people that should get the brand deals, yet every time I turnaround I see Dylan Mulvaney get more. And it pisses me off.
So excited and rip to all our sisters brothers and friends 😘🌈🌈💔👑
This looks Good 👍 I can’t wait to watch
No one is taking their rights away, prostitution is illegal.
Waiting for this
Looking forward to seeing this piece of storytelling.
So, my nephew received an A+ on his chemistry exam today.
respect to these trans women for the hard times they had to endure, may it be better for generations to come
I wonder if anyone in this documentary is also in that last call documentary.
Can’t wait to watch!
Yoooooooooooooooooooo it was so littttt back very 2008
They threw us out our neighborhoods
We called 28th to 30th on 10th, "shop rite".
Ruff 💥💥
Nicole ✨💫
Does anyone remember Christopher street on the Hudson river during the 80's there was a houseboat in the river???? If you remember please tell me
That's What You Get For Having Unlimited Freedom, For Not Understanding How Freedom Is Like Every other thing In Life When You Have too Much it Could Work Against You , Nothing is 100% Good Or Bad, Even Love, Sometimes Loving too Much Could drive a Person to do a Horrible Things In The Name of Love ....
It's Beautiful to be Free And Have Freedom, but Even Freedom Should Have Limits And Crossing Them Would destroy the Free World You Live In ...
WHEWWWW MY GOODNESS
I couldn't STAND RUDY GIULIANI AND I STILL CAN'T STAND HIM
Kristen P. Lovell the black 'transwoman" on this thumbnail and who is the subject of this attacked a black transwoman at the premiere last week, she is abouit to get sued!
Filme documentário super necessário, aqui no Brasil não foge em nada essa terrível realidade 😢🌈
I wonder if TS Madison is a part of this? She has a great story and is a great influence to the trans community
No Ts Madison was Boy during this Era and Came Years after these Girls . This is about New York City Girls only who live the Life on the Stroll ...
And ts Madison is atl...not nyc
Madison is from Miami
This is NYC she is not from here.
It's sad they'd have to turn to the streets. It may be that many are unable to keep jobs more so than they can't get one. I knew a trans female who was 6'3" and not always 'passable' but she did have a job. Someone (possibly another trans person) helped her get it, though. She wasn't too honest and forthcoming about that.
Another one lived in a very small town, but I think her parents mostly financially supported her in between her many different jobs. Not sure how she gets by now because since the time I knew her both of her parents have died. Either she managed to keep a job, or more likely she gets SSI/ public aid benefits, even though she badmouthed others for doing that.
😮🥹🥺😮💨😔 OMGGGG I remember watching this like 15/20 years ago…. 😔
Imma Costa rican trans and I cant wait to enjoy this
Thanks
I think that all of you woman are beautiful women!
TRUTH❤
Ok yes to this
🔥🔥🔥
💜✨💜
Man I love transgender women, or as I call them, just women. They’re all I date. There’s just something about them that is far superior to everyone else.
Eeww😂😂😂😂
We know it's the 🍆.
Oh, cool. A documentary about male prostitutes. We need more of these.
"You making tik toks?"
MY GIRLS !!!!!!!!
😢I’m watching this with my trans-son TONIGHT😢
haram
What sisterhood, they are not real Woman. I understand they have a struggle they deal with, I'm sure it's tough but they choose the life they want to live just like we all do. They don't even know the half of what it is to struggle as a real Woman. I know that struggle day in and day out. So I'll have my pitty party
It's not a choice for those people
Also not all women have the same struggle because certainly not many white women do compared to women of color.
Ok bigot.
"The things we had to do..." No, sir, it's the things you CHOSE to do.
No, its what she HAD to do because she couldn't get a regular job. She had bills to pay like every else.
Until you are in the same position of being without support, without resources, trying to survive in a world where not only will people hate you but gleefully talk about killing you, how can you possibly you think you have the right to judge?
It wasn't a choice!
@@missgeishascarlet What was it? A decision?
@@candid0111 yes, they were pushed into a literal corner
Hahahahahahaha
q asco
I was legendary on 14 my name is Julissa Dominican work 14 for 15 year I know the real story about this
Wait, what ? 😮😳
Calm down
Innani, galli and baphomet, its a cult
This is absurd
DONT UNDERSTAND WHY MEN FIGHTING MEN IS A PROBLEM
Смотрела сериал Поза.Жаль их, но это уж точно не от природы, а чисто искуственно созданная прослойка людей из за человеческой развратности и изощренности.Якобы легкие деньги, финал почти всегда плачевен, страшные болезни, тюрьма и смерть. Также как пример еще Таиланд можно привести, где в больших семьях с детства выбирают мальчика который будет трансом зарабатывать и кормить семью за счет какого нибудь жирного биндюжника немца или шведа..
И вместо того чтобы прекращать, с детства не допускать, идет обратный процесс:их вводят в социум, как норму. Бедные изломанные люди. Зачем еще плодить таких же. Не хочу этого понимать
🤢😷
This is undignified and dangerous "work" and should not be normalized.
Being spoken about. How is that making it normalized?
@@Yoshi_Badd It's not merely being spoken about. That would be a documentary. It's being celebrated and lauded. This lifestyle should not be glamorized. HBO is just a corporate entity using these people for entertainment value, under the guise of "shedding light" on them. They will get their 15 minutes and then be disposed of and left to go back to their destructive lifestyles while HBO cashes the check and moves on to their next exploitative production.
@@Yoshi_BaddWhat are viewers suppose to take away from this doc? That it's tragic that these transwomen were forced into prostitution or that's it's awful prostitution isn't legal and considered a respectable career choice?
🙄
Aren’t y’all missing some ppl? Where are the trans men in this story?? Arent they too apart of y’all’s “struggle”?
Trans Men weren’t on 14th street. You rarely saw guys on 14th street and if you did. They were “dates”
Please stop the tired virtue signaling. Do you know what and where The Stroll is?
Chile.. Why would they bring rupaul on, when he notoriously discriminated against the Dolls who made the streets safer for him? I'm good 😒✌️🪄✨️🕊
Well actually they didn't show Rupaul in a good light. The impression I got was that they didn't like the interviews or documentary he did because they seemed unserious and exploitive.
Oh my gosh I remember 14 Street & 9 Ave back in late 1998 to early 2000's that was my hangout I was a super young Trans girl but I didn't look the way I look now but back then I was scary looking but I do remember 14 Street..