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Berdache in The Americas: a Study in Gender Identity and How It Was Affected by Outside Sources

by Luann Suhr in Sexuality, January 4, 2012
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The goal of this paper is to learn about the institution of “berdache” through archival research and to figure out what defined berdache and how it was affected by the arrival of outside influences. Did these outside sources, namely Spanish and White peoples, influence their culture and change the acceptance of the “berdache”?

Shades of Lipstick & Other Colors

by Gabby Procci in Ethnicity, December 20, 2011
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An analysis of the colorblindness surrounding the television show, RuPaul’s Drag Race.

How to Choose a Partner, It is Difficult to

by ndalu anggar prasetyo in Sexuality, September 30, 2011
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Our subconscious makes us attract some people more than others, but worth it to get more information about the person you want.

Gears Needed in Lengthwise

by gurinderpalsingh in Social Sciences, September 8, 2011
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According to studies conducted by anthropologists, humans evolved from ape-like creatures statesman than two cardinal years ago.

Gears Needed in Lengthwise

by gurinderpalsingh in Social Sciences, September 8, 2011
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According to studies conducted by anthropologists, humans evolved from ape-like creatures statesman than two cardinal years ago. Perhaps, labour, locomotion and another activities indispensable for animation.

One Woman’s Viewpoint on Ethics in Anthropology

by culturalbeleza in Social Sciences, September 1, 2011
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An explorative essay focused on fundamental ethical concerns surrounding how information is used after it is gathered, specifically in the field of anthropology.

Experience at The End of The Rainbow

by Monty Lee in Issues, August 2, 2011
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A journal entry about my experience at the National Rainbow Gathering in Gifford Pinochet Forest.

Man Has Created Not Only Work But Also Running

by Elaine25 in History, July 31, 2011
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Modern man has created not only work but also running. Such a statement made by American anthropologists. According to them, our ancestors probably did not come, and "ran" in people. It happened about two million years ago, emphasizes a team of researchers who published their findings in the journal Nature.

Intro to Anthro

by dmelloj2010 in Social Sciences, June 18, 2011
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Anthropology is all about perspective. Don’t you agree?

The !Kung Women

by SEYO in Society, June 9, 2011
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A paper comparing western society to the !Kung.

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