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@dwightschrute47 ask the plethora of indigenous cultures that had gender fluidity and sexualities long before Europeans attempted to assimilate them to their binary Christian world view
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@2ndtonone1000 pray? Believing in deities and angels isn’t seen as mental illness but being an individual with individuality is? Lol
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@dwightschrute47 Sexual diversity has historically been the norm, not the exception, among Indigenous peoples. Ancestral tongues prove it. In Juchitán, Mexico, muxes are neither man nor woman, but a Zapotec gender hybridity. In Hawai’i, the māhū embrace both the feminine and masculine. The Māori term takatāpui describes same-sex intimate friendships, and since the 1980s it is the term used alongside the term queer. Non-monogamy is the norm among the Zo’é peoples in Amazonia and in the Ladakhis in the Himalayas. In other words, Indigenous sexualities were never straight: ranging from cross-dressing to homo-affective families, they are as diverse as the peoples who practice them.
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@Wakish0069 no they aren’t. Why do people like to speak so confidently their ignorance? Clearly you’ve never taken a sociology class or course. Gender is a behavioral expression. Sex is based on biological constitution. Used to be that pink was a boy’s color, and Celeste blue for girls. That’s not the case anymore is it? Gender is an expression of one’s identity, social construction based on social norms and behaviors. Every sociologist, people who study society, distinguish sex and gender identity.
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@moviemaestro800 the way they so confidently say the opposite of what social scientists determined consensus
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@moviemaestro800 yes biologists as well make the distinction
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It’s like that episode Atlanta where the black trans racial “white” guy is homophobic
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@dwightschrute47 https://youtu.be/jto07vfjSaU
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