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| Region | Cuba |
| Issue | Same-sex marriage |
| Status | Ambiguous |
| Start Date | 1521 |
| End Date | Feb 14, 1975 |
| Description | Prior to Spanish colonization, Pre-colonial Taino society may have had limited tolerance and recognition of gender diverse individuals who modern society would consider akin to LGBT folk. Despite this, the literature on these pre-Columbian societies is non-existent. If any recognition of gender-diverse marriage existed, it may have been through spouses in polygynous households. |
| Sources | https://the-orbit.net/alyssa/2016/08/03/not-two-spirited/ https://tainomuseum.org/taino/daily-life/ |
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Revision History (2)
edited by PersianArchitecture. date fixed
| Old Value (Original) | New Value (Current) | |
|---|---|---|
| Start Date | (NONE) | 1521 |
| End Date | 1521 | Feb 14, 1975 |
created by PersianArchitecture
| Original entry | |
|---|---|
| Status | Ambiguous |
| Start Date | past |
| End Date | 1521 |
| Description | Prior to Spanish colonization, Pre-colonial Taino society may have had limited tolerance and recognition of gender diverse individuals who modern society would consider akin to LGBT folk. Despite this, the literature on these pre-Columbian societies is non-existent. If any recognition of gender-diverse marriage existed, it may have been through spouses in polygynous households. |
| Sources | https://the-orbit.net/alyssa/2016/08/03/not-two-spirited/ https://tainomuseum.org/taino/daily-life/ |