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DESCRIPTION:Within the history of American Indians are traditions where gen
 der and sexuality are more fluid. These traditions were challenged and cha
 nged by colonialism. Today LGBTQ Natives\, also known as Two-Spirit\, face
  many of the same challenges as other Americans who identify as LGBTQ. Dr.
  Brian Gilley\, Associate Professor\, Anthropology Department\, and DIrect
 or\, First Nations Education & Cultural Center\, Indiana University\, expl
 ores the challenges and triumps of living as a Two-Spirit person among Nat
 ive peoples and among settlers.\nThis counts as an Honors Dialogue event.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141117T163000
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LOCATION:Millett Atrium
SUMMARY:Two Spirits: History and Contemporary Context (Honors Dialogue Even
 t)
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