Let's Rock 'That Girl Lay Lay'
This Nickelodeon live-action TV series features strong Black representation.
Lolo
Lolo works on a quiet farm in Xochimilco, but their non-binary identity is constantly challenged and questioned. One day while selling produce at the local market, they reconnect with an old friend, Kat. She presents them with some friends, a bit of affection, and the chance to be free-spiritedly themselves.
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Lolo works on a quiet farm in Xochimilco, but their non-binary identity is constantly challenged and questioned. One day while selling produce at the local market, they reconnect with an old friend, Kat. She presents them with some friends, a bit of affection, and the chance to be free-spiritedly themselves.
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Written By:Ana Gabriela Gutiérrez Salgado
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