Tracey, I caught this story on the news yesterday and, for the rest of the day, 
I couldn't keep that line from Austin Powers out of my head.

"That's a *man*, baby!" (guess it's still there...)

Seriously, I can't help but wonder whether this is against the rules of the 
contest. (Not that I've ever wasted a minute's time on this show, despite the 
Appeal That Is Tyra.) Even if it isn't, I bet there'll be tests to prevent it 
from ever happening again.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQUxw9aUVik

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  'Next Top Model' goes transgender 
  Isis is the first transgender contestant on the show 
  
  Zap2it.com 
  
  
  Posted: Thursday, Aug. 14, 2008 
  
  
  
  
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  Isis is the first trangender competitor on "America's
  Next Top Model." (THE CW)  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  Isis, 22, is a program assistant at a non-profit
  organization in New York City. (THE CW) 
  
  
  
  
  
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  Last season saw a plus-sized woman win "America's
  Next Top Model." Could this be the season for a transgender winner? 
  
  
  One of the 14 women competing on the 11th cycle of
  "America's Next Top Model" is transgender, reveals Us Weekly. 
  
  
  "My cards were dealt differently," says Isis,
  22, who describes herself as "a woman born physically male." 
  
  
  Isis, who shares a name with the ancient Egyptian goddess,
  doesn't necessarily see herself as a role model for transgender people
  though. 
  
  
  "I like to help people, but I'm here to follow my
  dreams," she says. 
  
  
  Hailing from Prince George's County, Maryland, the former
  receptionist currently lives in New York City and works as a program
  assistant at a non-profit organization. 
  
  
  GLAAD president Neil Giuliano thinks Isis' presence on
  "ANTM" is "an unprecedented opportunity for a community that
  is underrepresented on television. We applaud Tyra Banks and The CW for
  making this historic visibility of transgender people possible." 
  
  
  "Top Model" returns to The CW for a special
  two-hour premiere on Wednesday, Sept. 3.  
  
  
  
 




  







      

    
    
        
         
        
        








        


        
        


      

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