After years of mental and physical distress, a.t. Furuya said they can finally define who they are and what it took to get to what they describe as their authentic self.
On a recent Sunday, NBC 7 spent the day with Furuya to get their perspective on the ongoing struggle to achieve gender and sexual diversity.
"When I came out, my Mom didn't know everything. She didn't understand pronouns and she didn't understand my sexual orientation and my gender. I think it made sense for her like, 'OK, looking back on your life, totally makes sense.' But it was still an adjustment," explained Furuya. Furuya recently graduated with a Masters Degree in Educational Leadership from San Diego State University and spent years working with youth in various programs and was invited to speak at Harvard University with their students.
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