Has gender identity always been binary across all cultures

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Reading: Ancient Civilizations Challenge Our Preconceived Notions of Gender

1. Has gender identity always been binary across all cultures? Explain.

2. How are anthropologists influenced by our culturally-specific logic? Why should you keep this in mind when you read anthropological research?

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