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Leo Sheng (born 1996) [1] is a Chinese American actor and activist known for playing Micah Lee on The L Word: Generation Q. Early life and education. Sheng was born in Hunan, China and was adopted and raised in Ypsilanti, Michigan by an American lesbian couple. [2] . He first came out as trans at age 12. [3]
- Actor, activist
Leo Sheng is a Chinese-American actor and producer who stars in The Matrix Resurrections, The L Word: Generation Q, and Adam. He is also a creative consultant for Disclosure and a queer and trans activist.
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Leo Sheng is a working actor in Los Angeles, CA, who was adopted from Hunan, China, and raised by two moms. He is a trans man who has appeared in films, TV shows, and documentaries, and is also a social worker by training. Learn more about his journey, his work, and his activism on his website.
Dec 9, 2022 · December 9, 2022. Nicole Wilder / Showtime. Leo Sheng was 11 years old the first time he saw a trans man on screen. Like so many transmasculine people who are now in their twenties and thirties, Sheng was struck by Daniel Sea’s portrayal of Max Sweeney on The L Word, the first recurring transmasculine character on television.
Jun 19, 2020 · Leo Sheng, a Trans Activist Who Stars in ‘The L Word’. Born in China, he shared his intimate journey of transitioning on Instagram. Share full article. Leo Sheng, who stars in the reboot of...
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Oct 15, 2021 · Leo Sheng and Jillian Mercado on Their ‘L Word: Generation Q’ Rom-Com Romance. The actors of the Showtime series break down the bigger developments in their characters' season two arcs,...
Leo Sheng is an actor, a transgender man, and a vocal advocate for queer and trans communities. He was born in China, adopted in Michigan, and has a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from the University of Michigan. He is known for his roles in Adam (2019), Showtime's The L Word: Generation Q (2019), and Disclosure (2020).
