Actress Jazz Jennings HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers May 2024

Jazz Jennings Instagram - Me texting my first crush as a trans girl 🏳️‍⚧️ My experiences dating as a trans woman have been something I have never been afraid to share with the world. From deciding when and how to disclose one’s transgender identity, to stigma, to safety concerns, all transgender experiences are unique and may vary. Still, I hope that mine continues to inspire more understanding and acceptance. It’s vital that we continue to increase the visibility and representation of the trans community so that we are seen, heard, and treated equally. #TransIsBeautiful

Me texting my first crush as a trans girl 🏳️‍⚧️ My experiences dating as a trans woman have been something I have never been afraid to share with the world. From deciding when and how to disclose one’s transgender identity, to stigma, to safety concerns, all transgender experiences are unique and may vary. Still, I hope that mine continues to inspire more understanding and acceptance. It’s vital that we continue to increase the visibility and representation of the trans community so that we are seen, heard, and treated equally. #TransIsBeautiful

Jazz Jennings Instagram - I am a girl. I am transgender and proud. A lot of people have been sharing false narratives about my family and me, so I’d like to use this special transgender day of visibility to address them 🏳️‍⚧️ 1. Since the moment I could express myself, I knew I was a girl. My identity as a woman was never placed upon me, and my parents didn’t force me to transition. All my parents did was support me, not encourage me. Through their unconditional love, they helped me find medical advice from professionals who supported me in my transition every step of the way. 2. I don’t regret my transition AT ALL. When I was 11, I started male puberty and was put on hormone blockers. Those blockers saved my life and continue to save the lives of so many youths out there. If I were forced to go through male puberty, it would’ve been devastating for me. It could’ve cost me my life, and the same will be true for many transgender youth who are denied gender-affirming care. Even more so, taking estrogen through hormone replacement allowed my body to develop how I wanted. I blossomed into a young woman, eventually got the bottom surgery, and am living as a proud woman today. 3. Yes, I do struggle with my mental health and always have. It was not because I transitioned, and it’s, unfortunately, something many LGBTQ people face. Why? A lot of it has to do with the hate and lack of acceptance we receive in society. So to all of you speaking about our mental health for views and calling our families abusers for supporting our transition, you are the only abusers. We must not lose hope. We must continue sharing our stories, using our art and platforms to express the love that forms the basis of our community. We are the rainbow!! Why do so many view the rainbow as something bad when it is a beautiful symbol in nature? It may require a little rain, but the rainbow will emerge from the darkness and persist as a sign of how wonderful the LGBTQIA community is. I believe in us and know that we are the future. Let us shine now and forever. #TDOV #TransIsBeautiful

I am a girl. I am transgender and proud. A lot of people have been sharing false narratives about my family and me, so I’d like to use this special transgender day of visibility to address them 🏳️‍⚧️ 1. Since the moment I could express myself, I knew I was a girl. My identity as a woman was never placed upon me, and my parents didn’t force me to transition. All my parents did was support me, not encourage me. Through their unconditional love, they helped me find medical advice from professionals who supported me in my transition every step of the way. 2. I don’t regret my transition AT ALL. When I was 11, I started male puberty and was put on hormone blockers. Those blockers saved my life and continue to save the lives of so many youths out there. If I were forced to go through male puberty, it would’ve been devastating for me. It could’ve cost me my life, and the same will be true for many transgender youth who are denied gender-affirming care. Even more so, taking estrogen through hormone replacement allowed my body to develop how I wanted. I blossomed into a young woman, eventually got the bottom surgery, and am living as a proud woman today. 3. Yes, I do struggle with my mental health and always have. It was not because I transitioned, and it’s, unfortunately, something many LGBTQ people face. Why? A lot of it has to do with the hate and lack of acceptance we receive in society. So to all of you speaking about our mental health for views and calling our families abusers for supporting our transition, you are the only abusers. We must not lose hope. We must continue sharing our stories, using our art and platforms to express the love that forms the basis of our community. We are the rainbow!! Why do so many view the rainbow as something bad when it is a beautiful symbol in nature? It may require a little rain, but the rainbow will emerge from the darkness and persist as a sign of how wonderful the LGBTQIA community is. I believe in us and know that we are the future. Let us shine now and forever. #TDOV #TransIsBeautiful

Dear Trans kids. Dear America. We are going to beat these anti-trans bills. #TDOV 🏳️‍⚧️

Doing what I love, loving what I do💜💜💜

The wait is over! It’s time for my first date in 4 years, and I couldn’t ask for a better wingman than @sander_jennings ❤️🫠 #IAmJazz

My brothers are so so special to me. Happy 25th Birthday❤️❤️❤️ I love you both immensely.

Jazz Jennings Instagram - To my OUTSTANDING mother: Happy Birthday!🎉 Your unconditional love and compassion has not only changed my life but the entire world. Your heart is so big, you have more love within you than most people could dream of. My appreciation for you is infinite, as is our bond. You deserve only the best. Your daughter, Jazz❤️

To my OUTSTANDING mother: Happy Birthday!🎉 Your unconditional love and compassion has not only changed my life but the entire world. Your heart is so big, you have more love within you than most people could dream of. My appreciation for you is infinite, as is our bond. You deserve only the best. Your daughter, Jazz❤️

Jumping into summer with my family like… ❤️ #glaadawards #waitforit

Jazz Jennings Instagram - Being a transgender woman today in society is dangerous. People want to kill us simply for being our authentic selves. To make matters even worse, politicians use us as political pawns, making others believe it’s okay to discriminate and mistreat transgender individuals. Enough is enough. Tonight, at the conclusion of another season of #IAmJazz, I hope you not only watch my story for entertainment but also use it to propel your own allyship for me and the rest of the LGBTQ community. Thank you all for your consistent support ❤️ #IAmJazz

Being a transgender woman today in society is dangerous. People want to kill us simply for being our authentic selves. To make matters even worse, politicians use us as political pawns, making others believe it’s okay to discriminate and mistreat transgender individuals. Enough is enough. Tonight, at the conclusion of another season of #IAmJazz, I hope you not only watch my story for entertainment but also use it to propel your own allyship for me and the rest of the LGBTQ community. Thank you all for your consistent support ❤️ #IAmJazz

Jazz Jennings Instagram - Tonight on #IAmJazz we rally against The Florida Department of Health’s extreme proposals against trans rights. The proposal not only bans access to gender-affirming care for trans youth, but it even opposes social transition. There are so many adverse effects of denying gender-affirming care. We must all take action and stand up for the rights of Trans Youth. Love you mom @jeanette_jennings_ 🏳️‍⚧️💜

Tonight on #IAmJazz we rally against The Florida Department of Health’s extreme proposals against trans rights. The proposal not only bans access to gender-affirming care for trans youth, but it even opposes social transition. There are so many adverse effects of denying gender-affirming care. We must all take action and stand up for the rights of Trans Youth. Love you mom @jeanette_jennings_ 🏳️‍⚧️💜

Jazz Jennings Instagram - An unforgettable night with my amazing family! It’s always so amazing to witness LGBTQ voices uplifted at the @glaad media awards 🌈 #lgbtq #ally #family

An unforgettable night with my amazing family! It’s always so amazing to witness LGBTQ voices uplifted at the @glaad media awards 🌈 #lgbtq #ally #family

We must all continue fighting for the rights of the transgender community 365 days a year 🏳️‍⚧️ #trans #transgender #allytoall

Jazz Jennings Instagram - My family is my everything. With another season finale of #IAmJazz tonight, I want to share my immense gratitude for my family’s unconditional love and support over the years. It hasn’t always been easy, but we have stuck together and continue to share our story. I love you all so much ❤️ @thejenningsfamily__

My family is my everything. With another season finale of #IAmJazz tonight, I want to share my immense gratitude for my family’s unconditional love and support over the years. It hasn’t always been easy, but we have stuck together and continue to share our story. I love you all so much ❤️ @thejenningsfamily__

Jazz Jennings Instagram - Cluttered Why can’t I feel, Me or you too? Do you feel me? What do I do? Am I red or am I blue, Am I any hue too? Why do I know there’s a me and a you? Or is there not that but rather a We? I’m so confused. If you’re green, I’m red, she’s yellow, and he’s blue How can we still all be under one big hue?

Cluttered Why can’t I feel, Me or you too? Do you feel me? What do I do? Am I red or am I blue, Am I any hue too? Why do I know there’s a me and a you? Or is there not that but rather a We? I’m so confused. If you’re green, I’m red, she’s yellow, and he’s blue How can we still all be under one big hue?