Gender transgression | Carly Mitchell | TEDxJacksonHole

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Carly Mitchell explores dispelling the illusion of gender.

Carly Mitchell is a genderqueer who works as an industrial designer, illustrator, photographer, gardener, certified arborist and occasionally rescues cats stuck in trees. Carly grew up in both Jackson Hole, Wyoming and New York City, but now resides in Oakland, California where they have the best of both city and country environments.

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