Becoming two-spirit: gay identity and social acceptance in Indian country

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LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy Gender and Feminist Studies Indigenous Cultures and History

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1. Seeking Self- and Social Acceptance 2. From Gay to Indian 3. Adapting to Homophobia among Indians 4. The Aesthetics of an Identity 5. Cultural Compromise at Work 6. Mending the Hoop 7. Difference and Social Belonging in Indian Country

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