Which statement describes many Central and South American countries' views of same-sex sexual behavior?

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In many Central and South American countries, a man is often not considered gay if he takes an active, penetrating role with male sexual partners. This is because they prioritize masculine ideals and behaviors, and being the "penetrator" is seen as more masculine than being the "receiver." However, this does not mean that homosexuality is completely accepted or not stigmatized in these societies.

Which Statement Describes Many Central and South American Countries' Views