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Artist Ahsante Bean on figuring out her asexuality
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October 21, 2018
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October 21, 2018
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3:27Now PlayingAhsante Bean feels a lot of pressure to create on the Internet, but she struggles to balance posting consistently with having a full-time job. For Bean, YouTube is a space to share her art and connect with people who also identify as asexual. Watch her tell a story about learning to be vulnerable so that others could do the same. “Unfiltered” is a video series from The Lily and The Washington Post that asks YouTubers to share a story their followers haven’t heard before.
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