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	~~Although it is challenging for Western writers to do so~~, ~~it is important~~ to ~~talk about these identities without imposing modern Western ideas~~ of ~~gender on them, such as~~ [[~~binarism~~]]. ~~Sometimes it isn~~'~~t clear~~ to ~~outsiders whether a certain apparently [[gender nonconforming]] or [[LGBT]] role was made of~~ people who ~~were like what~~ they ~~think of as gay cisgender~~ people, ~~transgender women, transgender men, or nonbinary~~ people. ~~It can be unwise for outsiders~~ to ~~try to fit them into those modern Western categories. However~~, it ~~is also difficult~~ to ~~talk about them without doing something like that~~.		Generally, people who aren't members of the cultures and ethnic groups in question aren't entitled to call themselves by any of the following genders. That would be [[ethnicity and culture#Cultural appropriation that impacts trans people\|cultural appropriation]], which means wrongfully taking parts of somebody else's culture to use for yourself. It is okay to learn about these cultures, but not to take what is not one's own. Outsiders would do well to learning about cultures that accept people who are outside the Western gender binary so that they can support those people on their own terms, and so that they are informed about political challenges that those people face today. Outsiders also benefit by learning about them in order to see that there have been hundreds of accepting cultures throughout history, that it has been done and that it has worked, and that these genders have always been real. This gives hope for other cultures to become accepting as well.