Скачать или смотреть Challenging Gender Labels | Rose Barré | TEDxYouth@BSN

What is a girl of my age supposed to look like? Is it important for you to know if a person is a girl or a boy? What happens to children when they are labelled either male or female? Do we start behaving according to the label?



11-year-old Rose Barre from the British School in The Netherlands asks integral questions and challenges society to rethink assumptions around gender. Explaining why gender labels do not work, this powerful talk takes you on Rose’s journey to acceptance.





Please watch this very brave and thought-provoking talk by 11-year-old- Rose on gender bias.



Rose has grown up in the Netherlands and enjoys playing with friends. Interested in new technology and curious about the world, Rose hopes to one day become an inventor and to write a book about life experiences.



“Breaking the Mould” is the second TEDxYouth event organised by The British School in the Netherlands. Speakers explore ideas around ‘If I Could Lead for a Day’, ‘Tackling Tough Truths’ and ‘An Invitation for Change’.



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Rose has grown up in the Netherlands and enjoys playing with friends. Interested in new technology and curious about the world, Rose hopes to one day become an inventor and to write a book about life experiences. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx