Guna Yala: The Islands Where Women Make the Rules
In his 1975 book, Women of the Celts , French historian Jean Markale delved into historical sources, old Welsh and Irish laws, as well mythological traditions to argue that Celtic women — whether Irish, Breton, or British — ‘enjoyed freedom and rights’ and ‘could become head of the family, rule, be a prophetess, enchantress or educator, could marry... See more
Katie Jgln • No One Should Be Surprised That Celtic Britain Was Women-Centric
Se trata de una identidad zapoteca, en Oaxaca (México), donde hay hombres o mujeres que, a pesar de ser cis -es decir, que se identifican con el género que se relaciona a sus genitales-, tienen roles propios del género opuesto.