Kappa Beta Serving the transgendered community since 1988

Virtually any job that any non-transgendered human could do. It's been noted that transgenders tend to devote a large part of their lives in their careers. While an inordinant number of gender different folks tend to gravitate towards the computer programming and design field, many more are involved in banking, aircraft mechanics, law enforcement, the legal profession, teaching, the arts, marketing, graphic design, accounting, and - yes - even construction. A classical pianist in New York City, and a feted symphony violinist from San Diego are both known-transsexuals. A finalist for the 1999 Nobel Prize in Economics is also a transsexual. There are no professions known that do not have transgenders, although the military and political fields tend to drive that identification underground ("Don't ask; don't tell").