Trans Model Geena Rocero's Memoir Recounts Her Journey Through Fashion, Fear and Advocacy
- Geena Rocero started her modeling career in pageants in the Philippines before moving to the U.S. and working "stealth" as a trans woman in the fashion industry.
- She lived in constant fear of being outed and it ending her career.
- She came out publicly as trans in a 2014 TED Talk and has since become an advocate and public speaker.
- Her new memoir "Horse Barbie"covers her career, experiences with colorism and gender disclosure, transitioning and more.
- Rocero says she's now fled the 'trap of respectability' to live authentically.