Highlighting the Intersection of Gender Spirituality and Community

Two-Spirit and Hijra identities often weave together gender with spirituality and social responsibilities. This challenges secular or medicalized views of gender identity prevalent in global discourse and introduces an understanding of gender as a holistic, lived experience connected to collective identities and rituals.

Two-Spirit and Hijra identities often weave together gender with spirituality and social responsibilities. This challenges secular or medicalized views of gender identity prevalent in global discourse and introduces an understanding of gender as a holistic, lived experience connected to collective identities and rituals.

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