The story from the Third Gender 'Musa' of Mexico
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The person whose birth is a gender man, but who recognizes as a woman or neither as a man. This human society is made up of the existence of a man and woman. But there is also a third category besides these. Indian society calls them she-males(kinnar) or hedgers More or less every country has such a situation that they remain marginalized in society. These are not given equal status.
Not only in India but these people have long been fighting their rights in the whole world. In many countries there is a lot of success. Yet they are not used to open hearts. Their situation around the world is similar. But there is one place where they are kept high in the society.
This is the place; Ismo Da Tehuantepec of Mexico's southern state of Oaxaca is such a region where they get respect and respect, similar to men and women. They have complete freedom to live according to their mind. Here they are called Musa.
When we met the artist and director Lucas Aventine, he was in a mesmeric veneer. But when he saw them again, they were in the lady uniform. Mujra did not understand anything. We asked him or her to declare it as a love affair or Mr. Lukas smiled and said, 'You call sweetheart.'
People here speak the local language Zapotec and Musa is the language of this language. Here in the month of November every year the program is organized for Musa, which is called Vela.
In this program, all the mice embroidered colors come in beautiful colors. There is no difference between local women and mice. If we wear a fashioned western dress, then a masculine veneer. The glosses on the lips and the nails that are adorned on the lips only show that they have a woman in the clothes of a man.
## Definition of Third Gender
So far we know the same definition of third genders, which western countries have said. But the extent of the word muse is very big. To understand its depth, the culture here has to be understood.
Some people say that Vicente Ferrar was going through this city with three bags. The man in a bag, was one of the female generating seeds. And in one bag, both of them got mixed seeds. Many seeds sprang up from this bag and fell on the land of this city. This is the reason why there is such a big number of muses.
At the same time, some local people also say that when the city of Santa Juchechain, Vincent Ferrar was passing through this city, then at that time Musa under the shadow of a lucky star was born.
However, a primary school teacher, Kikka, does not exaggerate the fact that the number of Muslims in her city is high. Rather, they say that in their society, the third gender is given more respect, so it seems that their number is more.
## Women in Zapotec society
The recognition of Saint Justine in Mexico is quite high. It is believed that she was a woman. Perhaps this is the reason that women are more important in Zapotec society. There is more respect for women here. The men keep their full earning on the hands of the woman and they make all the decisions of the house.
Even the men are active in the production sector and women handle the business revenues. When both men and women are out of the house in connection with work, then responsibility for caring for children at home is on the subject.
## Musa's birth is so glad
Musa's birth in any family is considered to be happy because the same takes care of the house in the absence of parents. Musa can live with any person, but can not get married. In old age they have to live with their mother.
Musa has a big role in their society. On marriage, wedding or birthday celebrations, rituals are cooked on the ground. These dishes are an important part of the local economy here. Apart from this, muites prepare hand-made artifacts on a large scale, which have huge demand in large markets.
Lukas Avendano has made the show on the world by roaming around the world. According to them, there is a need to look at the Muslim-Christian identity of Musa. Musa has a big role in the Catholic Church. It is the responsibility of the church to decorate it. The truth is that the Catholic Church has played a great role in giving equal respect to them in society. All the brothers here live together with brotherhood.
## Musa Festival
Musa's annual Jalsa is celebrated with pomp. All the streets of the city are decorated. All the mussels come out in shades with colorful clothes. With them, the band also plays the tune of the celebration. Some walk on foot, some are in trains, then some are boarded on the truck. All the carts are adorned with flowers and balloons.
The most important and attractive aspect of Jalsa is the dinner which is held outside the city. Women wear colored skirts. This is called Inagua Blouse is worn with it, which is very bright. It is called Hippillon. Men wear white shirts, which are called Guaibera.
## Relationship between relationship between man and muse in Jopotech
The stage organizer is present at the stage, which is called La Maredomo. His companion is also present on the stage, which is called Mayate. There is a maternal mate and she has a physical relationship with musa.
The relationship between men and muscles in Jopotech society is not considered homosexuality. Nor is it seen from a bad eye. At the end of the program, the Queen of Musa is also contesting, in which a large number of Muslims participate.
## 'Musa a Cultural Gender'
The writer Miano Barroso has done a lot of work on Musa's culture and history. He has also written a book named Maine, Woman and Musa in Istmo Da Tehuantepak. They say that Musa is a Cultural Gender. This gender does not depend on sexual orientation. Musically the muscles can be heterosexual, bisexual or aseptic. Almost all Muslims believe that they are born in the body of a man as a woman. Many people make themselves through hormonal therapy and impulse.
Musa has fought for the rights of the LGBT community even on the shoulders. Not only had that he got an opportunity to become active in the state of Mexico. For example, Amaranta Gomez Regalado Mexico has contested the Congressional election. It is another matter that they did not get many votes. But he became famous as the first transsexual candidate in Mexico. He is still active in the state and is also associated with the prevention of HIV and AIDS campaign.
## Gay rights to marriage
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Mexico is the first country in Latin America where homosexuals get the right to get married. But it is surprising that in Mexico the crime rate has been the highest with the LGBT community. According to one figure, about 202 people of the LGBT community died from January 2014 to December 2016.
However, the Third Gender is respected in Mexico. Still, some local people discriminate with them. For them, training and employment opportunities are not too much for men and women. Yet the situation of Third Gender in Mexico is far better than other countries in the world.
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