In their respective cultures, third-sex people are

A) considered to be gay.
B) not considered to be gay.
C) referred to as bisexual.
D) more often biologically female than biologically male.

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In their respective cultures, third-sex people areA)  considered to be gay.B)  not considered to be gay.C)  referred to as bisexual.D)  more often biologically female than biologically male.

Zybrea Knight · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Third-sex people, such as hijras in India or Two-Spirit individuals in Native American cultures, are not necessarily considered to be gay. Their gender identity is seen as distinct from their sexual orientation.

In their respective cultures, third-sex people are

A) considered to be gay.
B) not considered to be gay.
C) referred to as bisexual.
D) more often biologically female than biologically male.

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