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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Stub}}<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Third Gender&#039;&#039;&#039; (not to be confused with [[third spectrum]]) is a term used in sociology to describe any societally or legally recognised [[gender role]] outside of the [[gender binary]] of [[male]] and [[female]]. The term by itself doesn&#039;t refer to a specifically defined third gender, but more generally to any gender beyond two. Some &#039;third gender&#039; societies may have four or more gender identities. Many [[non-binary]] people identify as third gender even if their culture or country does not recognise a third gender<br /> <br /> [[Gender identities]] which have historically fallen under the label &#039;third gender&#039; include [[Hijra]] in India, [[Two-Spirit]] in many Native American cultures, [[Fa&#039;afafine]] in Samoa, and [[Sekhet]] in ancient egypt. Modern [[non-binary]] identities may also be described as a third gender, particularly with regards to legal recognition of these genders.<br /> <br /> Third Gender is no longer typically used except as an [[umbrella term]], and where possible the individual [[Gender identity|identity]] in question should be specified.<br /> <br /> == Countries with a Third Legal Gender ==<br /> * Nepal<br /> * India<br /> * Pakistan<br /> * Bangladesh<br /> * Germany<br /> * New Zealand<br /> * Australia<br /> <br /> [[Category:Culture]]<br /> [[Category:Gender Identities]]<br /> [[Category:Nonbinary]]<br /> [[Category:Non-Western Genders]]<br /> [[Category:Umbrella Terms]]<br /> [[Category:Third gender]]<br /> [[Category:Pages Missing Flags]]</div>

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