Berkeley’s Jenni Olson champions gender-nonconforming heroes in movies
By preserving and protecting LGBTQ-themed films, Berkeley’s Jenni Olson props open a window for the queer community, giving people the opportunity to see their stories reflected on big and little screens.
There’s power and unity in creating a haven and a huge need for it, particularly for people who are trans and being targeted, Olson says.
“Trans people are under attack in the country right now in ways that are just unbelievable, and should not be experiencing this,” she says. “Like leave us alone (and) go deal with…