We'wha:
a. was born as a Zuni male in 1849, but she lived as a woman and excelled at womens arts.
b. was the last surviving Chinese woman with crippled and bound feet; she died in 1943.
c. is a two-spirit goddess figure among the Cherokee whose cult has recently become popular.
d. is a form of prolonged gender oppression and subordination practiced among the Bedouin.
Question 2
Which of the following regarding hijras is not correct?
a. Most have their external male genitalia removed as an act of devotion to a deity.
b. They most commonly identify as highly sexed males.
c. They are frequently seen as marginalized individuals today in India.
d.
They have different and varied gender expressions and live as neither males nor females.
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