El Paso Museum of History unveils new exhibition

Jocelyn Flores
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EL PASO, Texas, (KTSM) — The El Paso Museum of History is preparing to show the community their new and free exhibition. “Dualidad: Indigenous Gender Identity in the American Southwest and Mexico” will be unveiled on Thursday, March 28 and will stay open until March 2025.

“Dualidad” is a look into Southwest U.S. and Mexican indigenous tribes and the connection to members who identify as gender-nonconforming.

The exhibition will highlight the following tribes:

  • Zuni

  • Diné (Navajo)

  • Apache

  • Laguna/Acoma/Pueblo

  • Mexica

  • Rarámuri

  • Zapoteca

These tribes have honored gender-nonconforming members as foundational to their respective cultures, according to the news release.

For more information, visit the El Paso Museum of History’s website.

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