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After 14 years in prison, I was released in 2012
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The Stroll

After 14 years in prison,I was released in 2012

After 14 years in prison,
I was released in 2012

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After 14 years in prison, I was released in 2012.
Duration
6 seconds
Views
20
Timestamp in Movie
01:05:07
Uploaded
Apr 20, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
HBO Documentary Films,Kingdom Reign Entertainment,Polari Pictures

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Movie Summary

The history of New York's Meatpacking District told from the point of view of transgender sex workers who lived and worked there. They recount the violence, policing, and gentrification that lead to a movement for transgender rights.
They just give you a bus ticket, - The Stroll 00:07
They just give you a bus ticket,
So, I'm getting on this bus - The Stroll 00:07
So, I'm getting on this bus
It was very hard for me to understand what was going on around me. - The Stroll 00:06
It was very hard for me to understand what was going on arou...
I was like, "Yo, you heard such and such?" - The Stroll 00:12
I was like, "Yo, you heard such and such?"
Now, they got all these fancy shoe stores down there. - The Stroll 00:05
Now, they got all these fancy shoe stores down there.
And what is it, the High Line? The only high line we had - The Stroll 00:09
And what is it, the High Line? The only high line we had
It was still some of the same but the money had changed. - The Stroll 00:05
It was still some of the same but the money had changed.
Before I just decided to, like, I can't do this anymore. - The Stroll 00:05
Before I just decided to, like, I can't do this anymore...
This rain, to me, kind of represents - The Stroll 00:09
This rain, to me, kind of represents
I like to think that they're giving me their blessings from above. - The Stroll 00:06
I like to think that they're giving me their blessings ...
All of the girls that used to sleep up here. - The Stroll 00:06
All of the girls that used to sleep up here.
Back in the day, this whole row was encampments. - The Stroll 00:06
Back in the day, this whole row was encampments.
And I just can't believe how many times I had to go to jail... - The Stroll 00:06
And I just can't believe how many times I had to go to ...
Do you remember when we used to walk down here - The Stroll 00:08
Do you remember when we used to walk down here
- Pumping. - And they would look at us like - The Stroll 00:08
- Pumping. - And they would look at us like
I remember the girls would be on this corner - The Stroll 00:06
I remember the girls would be on this corner
Yes. Let me call a date. Or give the very. - The Stroll 00:06
Yes. Let me call a date. Or give the very.
I could just imagine Josie as she was - The Stroll 00:07
I could just imagine Josie as she was
She would come down the street - The Stroll 00:07
She would come down the street
- Right. - And she would be in like, you know - The Stroll 00:13
- Right. - And she would be in like, you know