Editing History of nonbinary gender
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* Events that show that transgender and especially nonbinary gender identities existed long before the twentieth century. | * Events that show that transgender and especially nonbinary gender identities existed long before the twentieth century. | ||
* Changes in the use of gendered versus gender-neutral language. | * Changes in the use of gendered versus gender-neutral language. | ||
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* [[Jens Andersson]] was a nonbinary person in Norway, who married a woman in 1781. It was soon discovered that Andersson had a female body, and the marriage was annulled, while Andersson was accused of sodomy. In the trial, Andersson was asked: "Are you a man or a woman?" It was recorded that the answer was that "he thinks he may be both".[https://skeivtarkiv.no/skeivopedia/et-besynderligt-givtermaal-mellem-tvende-fruentimmer] | * [[Jens Andersson]] was a nonbinary person in Norway, who married a woman in 1781. It was soon discovered that Andersson had a female body, and the marriage was annulled, while Andersson was accused of sodomy. In the trial, Andersson was asked: "Are you a man or a woman?" It was recorded that the answer was that "he thinks he may be both".[https://skeivtarkiv.no/skeivopedia/et-besynderligt-givtermaal-mellem-tvende-fruentimmer] | ||
==Nineteenth century== <!--T:25--> | ==Nineteenth century== <!--T:25--> |