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Two-Spirit histories and present-day erasures
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Two-Spirit histories and present-day erasures
by Amy Moran, Ph.D. It’s Indigenous Peoples’ Month, and we acknowledge and honor the existence of trans, nonbinary and Two-Spirit people who have existed throughout history in the U.S. and around the globe. Adopted in 1990 at a First Nations conference in Winnipeg, the term “Two-Spirit” is an umbrella term for myriad manifestations of gender identity and expression. Along with social roles and community responsibilities, Two-Spirit people exi…
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