AlmaSilientaenFuego AnaMendieta,1975 imagecourtesyartnewsorg Peeps, For many T's, life rarely unfolds to the catchy tune of a well-crafted musical score, or seldom culminates in a rousting finale with wide-eyed optimism and open hearts all aflutter at the wonderful way(s) in which justice and equality prevails, as evidenced by supportive spouses, accepting families, and non-judgmental peers. For many T's, the feel-good extravaganza known as Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, remains the cinematic equivalent of a torch-song: unrequited love sung high, held long, felt deep; hopeful, yet hopeless for that is the defining quality of a torch-song. And a torch-song is not a love-song, and a love-song is not a torch-song, and the latter resides almost exclusively in the repertoire of many T's; for whom, love remains eternally elusive. The T's (transgender persons and transsexuals) are not simply a group of cross-dressers, drag-queens, lip-sticked divas, butc...