サラ・ラミレスさんのインスタグラム写真 - (サラ・ラミレスInstagram)「Tell them that I’m happy. Tell them that I’m gay! ;) 💪🏽♥️ #JackieShane #BlackHistoryMonth2021 #BlackHistoryMonth #LGBTQHistoryMonth2021 #LGBTQHistoryMonth #LGBTHistoryMonth2021 #LGBTHistoryMonth • #RG @pridetoronto Jackie Shane was born in Nashville on May 15, 1940, and grew up as a black transgender child in the Jim Crow South. But she made her name after she moved to Toronto around 1959, becoming a force in its music scene and packing its nightclubs. She scored the No. 2 spot on the Canadian singles chart in 1963 with her silky cover of William Bell’s “Any Other Way.” The song is about putting on a brave face for the friend of an ex-girlfriend, but Ms. Shane gave it a subversive twist when she sang, “Tell her that I’m happy, tell her that I’m gay.” One thing Ms. Shane did not do during her decade of Canadian stardom was to record a studio album. That changed in 2017 when the Chicago-based label Numero Group released her anthology, which was later nominated for a Grammy Award. Today we honour and celebrate Jackie Shane as part of LGBT2Q+ History Month. #LGBT2QHistory #TorontoHistory #JackieShane 📸 : Jeff Good, 1967」2月11日 2時30分