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A transgender boy is kicked out of his home after he came out to his parents. While he is searching around for a new place to live, he meets some fellow people on the street from the LGBTQ+ community. They all have their own story. Together, they use money, resources, and whatever they can find to create a homeless shelter for LGBTQ+ youth who are kicked out of their homes.
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