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28 June 2011
Now: Join Alice Dreger in a live Q&A on TED Conversations
On anatomy, destiny, marriage … 1-3pm Eastern.
She asks:
The recent passage of gay marriage rights in New York demonstrate what I talked about in my TED lecture — the steady historical movement away from dividing people based on anatomical differences. What do you think our democracy is going to look like in the future, given the ways that we’re increasingly able to see anatomical complexity (variations on categories we thought were simple) and able to change our bodies?
Jump in! http://on.ted.com/DregerQA
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