In the Americas, many indigenous tribes have recognized a role for male-bodied people who occupy women's social positions. In modern history, many of these tribes refer to this male and female identity as
A) gender expression.
B) sex selection.
C) a two-spirit.
D) intersex.

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Many indigenous tribes in the Americas have a concept known as "two-spirit," which refers to individuals who embody both male and female qualities or roles, transcending the Western binary notions of gender. This term is used to describe a traditional third-gender or other gender-variant ceremonial role in many Native cultures.

In the Americas, Many Indigenous Tribes Have Recognized a Role