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Finally Herself: Transgender life in Dayton
Jennette "Jenny" Caden has been been very active in educating the community, including businesses, about transgender issues. Caden, born male, has been living and working as a woman for the past six months.
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Introducton: What does "transgender" mean?
Jenny Caden was born in Dayton, and in 55 years has lived, raised children and worked for a living like most people. But it's only been during the last six months she's lived as a woman.
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Jenny Caden was born in Dayton, and in 55 years has lived, raised children and worked for a living like most people. But it's only been during the last six months she's lived as a woman. "Gender is really about you, about how you feel about yourself," says Caden, a transsexual woman.
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