LGBT individuals have been documented throughout history, though societal attitudes have changed over time. Ancient Greek culture accepted pederasty between males. Many indigenous cultures, like some Native American tribes, celebrated two-spirited individuals. However, as Abrahamic religions spread via colonization, same-sex attraction came to be seen as a sin, leading to violent persecution of LGBT people through methods like burning, stoning, and feeding to dogs.
LGBT individuals have been documented throughout history, though societal attitudes have changed over time. Ancient Greek culture accepted pederasty between males. Many indigenous cultures, like some Native American tribes, celebrated two-spirited individuals. However, as Abrahamic religions spread via colonization, same-sex attraction came to be seen as a sin, leading to violent persecution of LGBT people through methods like burning, stoning, and feeding to dogs.
LGBT individuals have been documented throughout history, though societal attitudes have changed over time. Ancient Greek culture accepted pederasty between males. Many indigenous cultures, like some Native American tribes, celebrated two-spirited individuals. However, as Abrahamic religions spread via colonization, same-sex attraction came to be seen as a sin, leading to violent persecution of LGBT people through methods like burning, stoning, and feeding to dogs.
towards the same sex has been recorded throughout history of mankind. In China 600 BCE, They used the terms ‘ pleasures of the bitten peach’ and ‘brokeback’ In Japan, they have ‘shudo’ or ‘nanshoku’
‘Kathoey’ is used in Thailand to
lady boys. In the Philippines- ‘babaylan’ and the ‘catalonan’ who were mostly women priests, but some are males who lived their lives as women. • Society’s attitude towards homosexuality and other gender variants change through history. • Ancient Greek, all males are expected to take a younger male lover in a practice called pederasty. In indigenous Native Americans, accepted and celebrated known as ‘two- spirited’ person in a dance to the Berdache’ Later cultures, see it as a “sin” following the Abrahamic religion which branded it as a sodomy, a crime against nature. • As these cultures colonized other countries, it enforced its belief systems of viewing same sex attractions as a sin. • through violence such as : Killing homosexuals-burning - stoning - being fed to the dogs