Zsa-Zsa Fisher on Finding Freedom in Self-Expression

Call Me Mother by Novel

Jul 22, 202222:01Society & Culture

Shon speaks to Zsa-Zsa Fisher, a South African campaigner and healthcare worker. Searching for a better sense of herself, Zsa-Zsa visits a Johannesburg club called Simply Blue and meets a drag queen who will change her l...

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