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Thursday, April 26, 2012 | Categories: Episodes |

In May, 2011, a Toronto family decided not to reveal the sex of their newborn baby. Only nine people in the world know whether baby Storm is a boy or a girl. The parents believe that, like stereotypes about race and class, gender stereotypes constrict individual identity.. When the story of Storm became public, controversy ensued. IDEAS producer Mary O'Connell takes up the story and the debate.