Sociology Now, Census Update

STUDYING SEXUALITY: BODIES, BEHAVIORS, AND IDENTITIES 321

Samoans

Easter

Islanders

Araucanians

Tupinamba

Nupe

Fang Zande

Arabicized

East African

Cultures

Nyakyusa

Mongo

Kuwait

Áranda

Lau

Nahane

Achómawi

Sawa’waktödö

Details of the above unknown unless

associated with another symbol.

Said to occur

Involves transvestism

Youthful experimentation tolerated

Tolerated

Usually found among co-wives in a harem

Ritualistic

Marriage

Chukchi

Woleaians

Aleut

Koniag Eskimo

Klamath

Achomawi Arapaho Modern USA

and Canada

Tewa

PlateauYumans Navaho

Hawaiians

Marquesans

Samoans

Tahitians

Easter

Islanders

Mangaians

Warao

Yãnomamö

Amakaire

Nambikwara

Bororo

Bakairi

Kaingáng

Details of the above unknown unless

associated with another symbol.

Northern

Europeans

Ancient

SiwansNear East

Mossi

Nuer

Tutsi

Zande

Fang

Bala

Mongo

Lango

Nyika

Tanala

Thonga

Zulu

India

Santal

Lepcha

Imperial

Chinese

Yakut

Chukchi

Koryak

Kamchadál

Keraki

Áranda

Miao

Oman Muria

Andamanese

Makassarese

Iban

Wógeo

Etoro

Tobrianders

Malekula

Nama

Hóttentot

Ancient

Greeks

Sexual relations between older, adult men and

younger men or adolescents institutionalized

Sexual relations that involve a sex role change of

one partner (i.e., transvestism) institutionalized

Equal, same-sex relationships between two

adults (not necessarily tolerated)

Youthful experimentation tolerated

Completely unknown or denied

Said to be widespread but no details

Ritualistic

Marriage

FIGURE 10.2A Male Homosexuality

FIGURE 10.2B Female Homosexuality

Source:From Sexual Practices: The Story of Human Sexualityby Edgar Gregersen, 1983, p. 296. Franklin Watts. Reprinted with permission.