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- Gender Sexuality in Hawai’i - Archaeology Now
The culture of the lush tropical paradise of the Pacific archipelago of Hawai'i can teach us a lot about how we think about gender Throughout the Polynesian world, gender was thought of differently than in the European world
- Sexual Behavior in Pre-Contact Hawaii : r Anthropology - Reddit
As someone studying the Hawaiian language and hula, along with being an anthropologist, I found this incredibly fascinating and thought others might, as well (Reminds me of that Sex At Dawn book, too )
- Hawaiian sexual practices : r PurplePillDebate - Reddit
I was recently reading about pre-contact Hawaiian sexual practices (I mean before Europeans arrived ) I thought this was super interesting because Hawaiians had a very different approach than Christian Europe Hawaii could be quite hierarchical and warlike, but women still had a great deal of status A high status woman who married a lower status man would retain her high status, I think
- Gender Identity and Sexual Identity in the Pacific and Hawaii: Select . . .
Contrasts the diversity of gender and sexual practices in precolonial times with the stigmatization and marginalization of transgendered and gay people in Hawaiʻi today
- Gender Identity and Sexual Identity in the Pacific and Hawaii . . .
Information about gender identity and sexual identity in the Pacific island region, including Hawai'i Provides suggested resources and search strategies
- Hawaiian Sexuality and the Mahu Tradition (article) by Kalikiano . . .
Hawaiian Sexuality and the 'Mahu' Tradition by Kalikiano Kalei Share Save Follow Me Transgendered and transexual individuals greatly disturb most God-fearing Christians, who believe that everything other than 'conventional' marital sex is a mortal sin The ancient Hawaiians were not as tightly strung, in their graceful understanding that all human beings possess a complete Tao of male and
- Pacific Center for Sex and Society - University of Hawaii System
The Hawaiian young also acquired sex education in day-by-day exposure to precepts, practices, and attitudes concerning sex Traditionally, “ childish curiosity about sex was satisfied, with neither guilt nor shame instilled” (Pukui, Haertig, and Lee, 1972, p 249)
- Decolonizing Indigenous Sexualities: Between Erasure and Resurgence . . .
Hundreds of languages across the Americas had words referring to same-sex practices and non-binary, fluid understandings of gender long before the emergence of international LGBT rights The muxes in Juchitán are neither men nor women but a Zapotec gender hybridity Across the Pacific in Hawaii, the māhū embrace both the feminine and masculine
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