Transfers ToNot transferableDescriptionUC/CSU This course will take a classic, comparative anthropological approach to understanding the construction of human sexual and gender identities. It will use classic and contemporary ethnographic literature to familiarize students with historical and cross-cultural variation in non-heterosexual sexual and gender identities. It will consider how sexual and gender identity construction interacts with and is shaped by traditional anthropological considerations such as kinship, marriage, religion, economics, and power. (GE Areas - IGETC: 4; CSU GE: D)