Answer two of the below questions 1. Both Beyond the Binary—The Gender Spectrum by Arusha Raj and Two-Spirit Indigenous Peoples Building on Legacies of Gender Variance by Abel R. Gomez explore the complexity of gender beyond the binary and the cultural significance of gender variance. How do these works challenge Western conceptions of gender? 2. In Queering Queer Theory, or Why Bisexuality Matters, Laura Erickson-Schroth & Jennifer Mitchell critique how bisexuality is often overlooked or marginalized within queer theory. How does the erasure of bisexuality affect both individuals and broader LGBTQ+ communities? How can queer theory evolve to better account for bisexuality and other fluid identities, and what are the implications of failing to address bisexuality in discussions of queer identity and activism?

 Answer two of the below questions

1. Both Beyond the Binary—The Gender Spectrum by Arusha Raj and Two-Spirit Indigenous Peoples Building on Legacies of Gender Variance by Abel R. Gomez explore the complexity of gender beyond the binary and the cultural significance of gender variance. How do these works challenge Western conceptions of gender?

2. In Queering Queer Theory, or Why Bisexuality Matters, Laura Erickson-Schroth & Jennifer Mitchell critique how bisexuality is often overlooked or marginalized within queer theory. How does the erasure of bisexuality affect both individuals and broader LGBTQ+ communities? How can queer theory evolve to better account for bisexuality and other fluid identities, and what are the implications of failing to address bisexuality in discussions of queer identity and activism?