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DESCRIPTION:Within the history of American Indians are traditions where gen
 der and sexuality were more fluid.  These traditions were challenged and c
 hanged by colonialism.  Today LGBTQ Natives\, also known as Two-Spirit\, f
 ace many of the same challenges as other Americans who identify as LGBTQ. 
  Dr. Brian Gilley\,  Associate Professor\, Anthropology Department\, and D
 irector\, First Nations Educational & Cultural Center\, Indiana University
 \, explores the challenges and triumphs of living as a Two-Spirit person a
 mong Native peoples and among settlers.\n\nEvent Webpage: http://www.wrigh
 t.edu/administration/ahna/events/f14.html
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141117T163000
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LOCATION:Millett Hall Atrium
SUMMARY:Native American Heritage Month Lecture: Two Spirits--History and Co
 ntemporary Context
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 ecture-two-spirits-history-contemporary-context
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