I Am Jazz, Season 1

Jazz describes her life as who she really is and to not care what anyone else thinks of her. She is a real role model for LGBT!

I live down the street and go to the same school as jazz so its pretty cool that things like this happen

I wanted to add in my review that Jazz is BLESSED beyond measure to have such lovely supportive parents who are there unconditionally for their child and children. This is a perfect example that with love and nurturing you can conquer the world. The entire family is a pleasure to watch and could inspire so many people, or shall I say WILL INSPIRE! What a refreshing young teen to watch on tv and Jazz is an inspiration to MANY! She can teach others to be loving, compassionate and honest with their own lives. Considering she has much bigger and broader hurdles to cross at such a young age, I foresee life being a huge success for her later on. She takes what she is given and rises to the challenge. Highly recommend and glad to finally see a program that isn’t all faux “reality” as this is as authentic as you can get.

As a mother, a woman, I know how it feels to love your children no matter. As a person I know what it means to love no matter. So seeing Jazz and her family gives a fresh face to unconditional love. We are human. Regardless of assigned gender we all have to struggle to "fit" in and survive this life. Thank goodness this family stands up and speaks up about what it means to struggle with gender. I support human rights. It doesn't matter if a woman feels they are a man or vice-versa or whatever the situation is. We are all real, all human, all deserve a chance to love and have respect. I think these shows are wonderful in showing us what struggles exist and educating the population on what struggles there are. Go Jazz and her family! love you all and have really learned so much and am really surprised I didn't realize what people have to deal with sometimes. In my own world, life can be just about me. So thank you

I now have a role model in the transgender community! I can't remember if I told anyone I am transgender! Because I had Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia! And now that I got some of my friends to know, now I feel a little more comfortable telling people! So Jazz, "HUGE THANK YOU" for letting others know that just because we are different, doesn't mean that we should be bullied!