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Video Ain’t I A Woman? Joy Ladin *00 at TEDxBeaconStreet

By Princeton Alumni Weekly

Published online March 25, 2016

Ain't I A Woman? | Joy Ladin | TEDxBeaconStreet

In a revealing TEDx Talk, Joy Ladin *00 speaks about her experiences as a male-to-female transsexual.

Ladin’s story is featured in the April 6, 2016, issue of PAW.

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April 2016

Ms. Ladin is a lovely woman who takes on a difficult topic that needs her kind of thoughtful insight.
—Charlize Katzenbach ’71

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