A common feature of people who take on "third gender roles" among Native American cultures is __________.

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Among many Native American cultures, third gender roles were traditionally recognized and accepted as integral parts of their communities. These roles often included performing tasks that were assigned to neither males nor females, such as being mediators, healers or artists. People who took on these roles were respected for their unique abilities and contributions, rather than being stigmatized, excluded, or discriminated against, as is often the case in Western societies. Therefore, option B that states "their general acceptance by society" is the best choice.

A Common Feature of People Who Take on "Third Gender