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WATCH: Female 'Male Model' Casey Legler Talks Discrimination & Inspiring Queer Youth
Legler speaks to ABC News Australia after completing an artist residency in Sydney
March 16 2015 7:32 AM EST
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Legler speaks to ABC News Australia after completing an artist residency in Sydney
Photographed by Danielle Levitt for Out.
Out100 honoree Casey Legler is a former swimmer turned model and artist. She competed for France in the Atlanta Olympic Games, and has since become the world's first successful female male model -- Legler is 6'2" and exclusively wears men's clothes.
In a new interview with ABC News Australia, Legler speaks about the discrimination she faced after coming out as a lesbian ("I got asked to change in the handicapped locker room and was invited out of the women's locker room") and how she found a new calling as an androgynous model.
"If the image of me out there in the world makes it easier for one more kid to think that there's some f**king place for them, then that's the business I'm into," Legler says.
Watch her interview below:
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