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Abstract:The BBC spoke to three people from cultures that have a long history of gender fluidity.
Some people in Western cultures say that gender is binary and divided into male and female, and that gender fluidity is a recent phenomenon. But this isnt the case everywhere.
In Indian, Native American and Aboriginal cultures gender is more fluid and has been for centuries.
The BBCs Gender and Identity correspondent, Megha Mohan, has been speaking to young people from these communities, who are taking to social media in new ways, to educate people about how gender identity is viewed in their culture.
Reporter: Megha Mohan, Video Journalist: Olivia Le Poidevin, BBC Minute
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