Why can't boys be princesses? | Cheryl Kilodavis | TEDxSanJoaquin

Cheryl Kilodavis takes us on a historical journey changing the mindset of the world by turning a most difficult topic into the power of acceptance.

Cheryl Kilodavis is the author of the break-through bestseller My Princess Boy and is an expert on acceptance, diversity and inclusion. Her controversial book, aimed at both kids and parents, explores acceptance and gender expression. An internationally renowned speaker and corporate change strategist, Cheryl has been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, the London Times, Parenting Magazine and on the Today Show, NPR, Dr. Drew, Dr. Phil and many other media outlets. Cheryl speaks to corporations world- wide, as well as government groups, universities, and parenting organizations, providing thought-provoking perspectives and relevant tools for change.
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