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1.TED《为什么我必需站出来》英文演讲稿

GeenaRocero:

WhyImustcomeoutTheworldmakesyousomethingthatyou?

renot,butyouknowinsidewhatyouare,andthatquestionburnsinyourheart:

Howwillyoubecomethat?

Imaybesomewhatuniqueinthis,butIamnotalone,notaloneatall.SowhenIbecameafashionmodel,IfeltthatI?

dfinallyachievedthedreamthatI?

dalwayswantedsinceIwasayoungchild.Myoutsideselffinallymatchedmyinnertruth,myinnerself.ForcomplicatedreasonswhichI?

llgettolater,whenIlookatthispicture,atthattimeIfeltlike,Geena,you?

vedoneit,you?

vemadeit,youhavearrived.ButthispastOctober,IrealizedthatI?

monlyjustbeginning.Allofusareputinboxesbyourfamily,byourreligion,byoursociety,ourmomentinhistory,evenourownbodies.Somepeoplehavethecouragetobreakfree,nottoacceptthelimitationsimposedbythecoloroftheirskinorbythebeliefsofthosethatsurroundthem.Thosepeoplearealwaysthethreattothestatusquo,towhatisconsideredacceptable.Inmycase,forthelastnineyears,someofmyneighbors,someofmyfriends,colleagues,evenmyagent,didnotknowaboutmyhistory.Ithink,inmystery,thisiscalledthereveal.Hereismine.Iwasassignedboyatbirthbasedontheappearanceofmygenitalia.IrememberwhenIwasfiveyearsoldinPhilippineswalkingaroundourhouse,Iwouldalwayswearthist-shirtonmyhead.Andmymomaskedme,”Howcomeyoualwayswearthatt-shirtonyourhead?

”Isaid,”Mom,thisismyhair.I?

magirl.”Iknewthenhowtoself-identify.Genderhasalwaysbeenconsideredafact,immutable,butwenowknowit?

sactuallymorefluid,complexandmysterious.Becauseofmysuccess,Ineverhadthecouragetosharemystory,notbecauseIthoughtwhatIamiswrong,butbecauseofhowtheworldtreatsthoseofuswhowishtobreakfree.Everyday,IwassogratefulbecauseIamawoman.IhaveamomanddadandfamilywhoacceptedmeforwhoIam.Manyarenotsofortunate.There?

salongtraditioninAsianculturethatcelebratesthefluidmysteryofgender.ThereisaBuddhistgoddessofcompassion.ThereisaHindugoddess,hijragoddess.SowhenIwaseightyearsold,IwasatafiestainthePhilippinescelebratingthesemysteries.Iwasinfrontofthestage,andIremember,outcomesthisbeautifulwomanrightinfrontofme,andIrememberthatmomentsomethinghitme:

ThatisthekindofwomenIwouldliketobe.SowhenIwas15yearsold,stilldressingasaboy,ImetthiswomannamedT.L.Sheisatransgenderbeautypageantmanager.Thatnightsheaskedme,”Howcomeyouarenotjoiningthebeautypageant?

”SheconvincedmethatifIjoinedthatshewouldtakecareoftheregistrationfeeandthegarments,andthatnight,Iwonbestinswimsuitandbestinlonggownandplacedsecondrunnerupamong40-pluscandidates.Thatmomentchangedmylife.Allofasudden,Iwasintroducedtotheworldofbeautypageants.Notalotofpeoplecouldsaythatyourfirstjobisapageantqueenfortransgenderwomen,butI?

lltakeit.Sofrom15to17yearsold,Ijoinedthemostprestigiouspageanttothepageantwhereit?

satthebackofthetruck,literally,orsometimesitwouldbeapavementnexttoaricefield,andwhenitrains—itrainsalotinthePhilippines—theorganizerswouldhavetomoveitinsidesomeone?

mhavingfun.I?

mherewithmyfriends.Ilovetraveling,beingabeautypageantqueen.”Butthentwoweekslatershecalledme,shesaid,“DidyouknowthatifyoumovetotheUnitedStatesyoucouldchangeyournameandgendermarker?

”ThatwasallIneedtohear.MymomalsotoldmetoputtwoE?

sinthespellingofmyname.ShealsocamewithmewhenIhadmysurgeryinThailandat19yearsold.It?

slicensewithmynameGeenaandgendermakerF.Thatwasapowerfulmoment.Forsomepeople,theirI.D.istheirlicenseto。

2.TED《为什么我必需站出来》英文演讲稿

GeenaRocero:

WhyImustcomeoutTheworldmakesyousomethingthatyou?

renot,butyouknowinsidewhatyouare,andthatquestionburnsinyourheart:

Howwillyoubecomethat?

Imaybesomewhatuniqueinthis,butIamnotalone,notaloneatall.SowhenIbecameafashionmodel,IfeltthatdfinallyachievedthedreamthatdalwayswantedsinceIwasayoungchild.Myoutsideselffinallymatchedmyinnertruth,myinnerself.Forcomplicatedreasonswhichllgettolater,whenIlookatthispicture,atthattimeIfeltlike,Geena,you?

vedoneit,you?

vemadeit,youhavearrived.ButthispastOctober,Irealizedthatmonlyjustbeginning.Allofusareputinboxesbyourfamily,byourreligion,byoursociety,ourmomentinhistory,evenourownbodies.Somepeoplehavethecouragetobreakfree,nottoacceptthelimitationsimposedbythecoloroftheirskinorbythebeliefsofthosethatsurroundthem.Thosepeoplearealwaysthethreattothestatusquo,towhatisconsideredacceptable.Inmycase,forthelastnineyears,someofmyneighbors,someofmyfriends,colleagues,evenmyagent,didnotknowaboutmyhistory.Ithink,inmystery,thisiscalledthereveal.Hereismine.Iwasassignedboyatbirthbasedontheappearanceofmygenitalia.IrememberwhenIwasfiveyearsoldinPhilippineswalkingaroundourhouse,Iwouldalwayswearthist-shirtonmyhead.Andmymomaskedme，钬Howcomeyoualwayswearthatt-shirtonyourhead？

钬Isaid，钬Mom,thisismyhair.magirl.钬Iknewthenhowtoself-identify.Genderhasalwaysbeenconsideredafact,immutable,butwenowknowit?

ThatisthekindofwomenIwouldliketobe.SowhenIwas15yearsold,stilldressingasaboy,ImetthiswomannamedT.L.Sheisatransgenderbeautypageantmanager.Thatnightsheaskedme，钬Howcomeyouarenotjoiningthebeautypageant？

钬SheconvincedmethatifIjoinedthatshewouldtakecareoftheregistrationfeeandthegarments,andthatnight,Iwonbestinswimsuitandbestinlonggownandplacedsecondrunnerupamong40-pluscandidates.Thatmomentchangedmylife.Allofasudden,Iwasintroducedtotheworldofbeautypageants.Notalotofpeoplecouldsaythatyourfirstjobisapageantqueenfortransgenderwomen,butlltakeit.Sofrom15to17yearsold,Ijoinedthemostprestigiouspageanttothepageantwhereit?

satthebackofthetruck,literally,orsometimesitwouldbeapavementnexttoaricefield,andwhenitrains钬攊trainsalotinthePhilippines钬撄heorganizerswouldhavetomoveitinsidesomeone?

shouse.Ialsoexperiencesthegoodnessofstrangers,especiallywhenwewouldtravelinremoteprovincesinthePhilippines.Butmostimportantly,Imetsomeofmybestfriendsinthatcommunity.In2001,mymom,whohadmovedtoSanFrancisco,calledmeandtoldmethatmygreencardpetitioncamethrough,thatIcouldnowmovetotheUnitedStates.Iresistedit.Itoldmymom，钬Mom,mhavingfun.mherewithmyfriends.Ilovetraveling,beingabeautypageantqueen.钬Butthentwoweekslatershecalledme,shesaid，钬DidyouknowthatifyoumovetotheUnitedStatesyoucouldchangeyournameandgendermarker？

钬ThatwasallIneedtohear.Mymomalsotoldmetoputtwosinthespellingofmyname.Shealsocamewith\x0cmewhenIhadmysurgeryinThailandat19yearsold.It?

sinteresting,insomeofthemostruralcitiesinThailand,theyperformsomeofthemostprestigious,safeandsophisticatedsurgery.AtthattimeintheUnitedStates,youneededtohavesurgerybeforeyoucouldchangeyournameandgendermarker.Soin2001,ImovedtoSanFrancisco,andIrememberlookingatmyCaliforniadriverslicensewithmynameGeenaandgendermakerF.Thatwasapowerfulmoment.Forsomepeople,theirI.D.istheirlicensetodriveoreventogetadrink,butforme,thatwasmylicenseto。

3.《ted演讲》为什么我们保持联系却照旧孤独英文原文

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Justamomentago,mydaughterRebeccatextedmeforgoodluck.Hertextsaid,mom,youwillrock.Ilovethis.Gettingthattextwaslikegettingahug.Andsothereyouhaveit,Iembodythecentralparadox.I'mawomanwholovesgettingtext,who'sgoingtotellyouthattoomanyofthemcanbeproblem.Actually,thatreminderofmydaughterbringsmetothebeginningofmystory,1996,whenIgavemyfirstTEDTalk.Rebeccawas5yearsoldandshewassittingrightthereinthefrontrow.IhadjustwrittenabookthatcelebratedourlifeontheinternetandIwasabouttobeonthecoverofWiredMagazine.Inthoseheydaydays,w

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